In May of this year, several Russian expert centers abroad released their visions of the future by presenting reform projects for a “post-Putin Russia.”
Criminal investigations into the leadership of TGC-14 could mark the beginning of more than just the nationalization of its assets, considered strategic for Buryatia and the Transbaikal region.
The inclusion of demographer Alexey Raksha in Russia’s registry of foreign agents is emblematic of the state’s evolving relationship with the independent expert community.
The assistance will be provided selectively, with a focus on supporting enterprises that demonstrate viability.
President Donald Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine, retired General Keith Kellogg, acknowledged that Moscow’s concerns about NATO expansion are justified.
Russia is witnessing a sharp decline in credit activity — a key driver of economic momentum.
In a surprising move, Vladimir Putin publicly admitted on Russian state television that the country has run out of one of its most essential food staples — potatoes.
The government is now considering tightening control over hundreds of Russian-linked trusts after their managers resigned en masse under pressure from Washington.
According to a new survey by the highly regarded independent Levada Center, nearly two-thirds of respondents said they are not concerned about Western restrictions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has laid out clear conditions for a possible end to the war in Ukraine.
Billionaire Roman Abramovich has only now, three years after facing multiple rounds of Western sanctions, begun relocating his last remaining asset to Russia.
Bitcoin has once again taken center stage in global finance, soaring to a historic high of $109,500.
How global trade geography is shifting after the start of the war in Ukraine: why the Middle Corridor has become a battleground between Turkey, China, the EU and Russia.
A true picture will only emerge after analyzing the performance of its regional counterparts, which are now being launched across the country.
