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Vladimir Putin’s war economy is cooling, but Russians still feel richer
The sharp rise in Russians’ living standards that has helped underpin support for the war in Ukraine is coming to an end, according to a Financial Times analysis of job adverts. Strong wage increases and a tight labour market since Russian tanks crossed the Ukrainian border in February 2022 have been a critical factor in maintaining public support for the Kremlin,
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War experts believe Moscow is planning a summer offensive in Ukraine. Economic and military pressures closer to home could ...
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As Russia's war shows no sign of slowing, Trump mulls more sanctions. But do they work?Ukraine’s allies have imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia and its supporters over the full-scale war, but experts say ...
Almost one third of Russia's total expenditures is classified and the word "secret" appears 39 times in the budget when it was adopted last December, the Russian news outlet RuNews24.ru reported.
(Reuters) -Major Russian exporters including Rusal and Gazpromneft have cut the planned volume of commodities like metal and ...
Russia's economy continues to perform poorly with the cost of essential items such as potatoes at record levels.
Russia's stock market took a sharp dive following President Donald Trump 's jibe that Vladimir Putin was "crazy" and threatening new sanctions. Vasily Astrov, an expert on Russia's economy, told ...
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Russia's wage growth stalls as war costs hit struggling citizensThe wage growth of newly hired Russian workers is slowing down. In recent months, the economy under Vladimir Putin has lost ...
Anton Siluanov says, 'Even if additional restrictions and sanctions are imposed, everything foreseen in our budget for this ...
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