In the first half of 2024, Russia’s federal statistics agency, Rosstat, reported 13.3 million people …
Economics
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Economics
The price of radicalism: Inflation is driving a resurgence of far-right populists around the world
by admin2024 has been an incredibly successful year for far-right populists in Western countries. They have …
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Economics
Careening towards extinction: Why developed economies cannot survive without immigrants
by adminU.S. president-elect Donald Trump built his campaign on harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric. He is not an …
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Economics
Fueling war: Russia's aggression persists amidst high oil prices and ineffective sanctions
by adminRussia’s ability to sustain its military endeavors hinges on the substantial revenues derived from its …
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Economics
From energy superpower to resource colony: Russia’s critical dependence on China and Turkey
by adminChina and Turkey have become Russia’s main trading partners since the start of the war, …
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Economics
Cannons won't feed a nation. Why reports on the growth of the Russian GDP should not be taken seriously
by adminDuring the November meeting addressing economic issues, President Putin highlighted a continuous rise in the …
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“I really wanted Gazprom to become the world’s most valued company,” Dmitry Medvedev said in …
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Economics
No backup plan: The liquidity of Russia’s National Wealth Fund could dry up in months if oil prices crash
by adminSince the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has run a budget deficit, …
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Economics
Sanction-dodging armor: Which Western countries are helping Russia make Armata and Proryv tanks
by adminWestern companies continue to supply the Russian defense industry with the products it needs to …
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Economics
Black gold ablaze: Ukrainian drones zero in on Russian refineries, threatening fuel flow to the front line
by adminUkrainian drone attacks have begun prioritizing a new target: Russian fuel infrastructure facilities. Since the …