In other sectors, any returning Western companies would find a radically changed Russian economy. Boosted by oil sales and ...

The negative trends in Russia’s economy are a lasting effect of the ... isn't a full-blown recession yet — thanks to the defense sectors and regions that are still pulling the numbers up ...

Russia's economy will be ground to a halt by 2026, a think tank said this week. Massive government spending on defense is costing other sectors, Alexandra Prokopenko wrote. Businesses are slumping ...

Russia’s overheating economy fueled by massive Kremlin spending on its invasion of Ukraine may be about to cool sharply amid mounting constraints on key sectors that have bolstered growth until now.

Russia's war-orientated economy and plans for unprecedented military ... spending comes at the expense of investments into other sectors such as education, healthcare, or infrastructure, "which ...

However, Russia's economy has shown resilience ... payments to soldiers' families and increased salaries in civilian sectors trying to attract workers. Nekrasov said that oil prices dropping ...

So why is Russia's economy struggling now ... which means that these sectors like health care, education and even internal security are highly under-financed. And because of labor shortage ...

Russia’s economy has confounded expectations throughout the war and ... the Kremlin to rein in its ambitions in Ukraine Along with rising demand from other sectors of the briskly growing economy, this ...

2:31 Russian economy rebounds despite Western isolation But western officials and experts say the continued focus of spending on Russia’s war machine is leaving other sectors vulnerable.

ANDREI YAKOVLEV is an Associate at Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies and a Visiting Research Fellow at SCRIPTS project at Freie Universität Berlin. YURI DANILOV is an ...

Russia's leadership finds itself in a ... "Ultimately, salaries may have to increase in certain sectors of the civilian economy as well. This will all be quite costly for the Russian state ...