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Russia’s economy is struggling. But that won’t bring Putin to the negotiating table for years


The Russian economy has been dealing with growing headwinds this year: unruly inflation, a ballooning budget deficit and shrinking energy revenues. But analysts say the Kremlin could weather the storm ... Read More

Russia’s war-fueled economic boost is coming to an end


The Russian wartime economic boom that followed Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 may be reaching its end. Russian consumers are slowing their spending, which might be an indication of ... Read More

Russia’s economy keeps driving its war, but it could break in 2026


Problems in the oil sector, a possible banking crisis and consumer woes lie ahead for Russia’s economy as four years of heavy military spending come due. Read More

Russia’s war economy is not collapsing, but neither is it stable


Russia’s war economy is not collapsing, but neither is it stable. It survives by pushing strain into the future – into labour markets, public finances and the everyday lives of Russian households. Read More

Russia’s economy can keep fighting Ukraine war (if there is no manpower collapse)


Russia’s economy is “close to stagnation,” but still capable of funding the war in Ukraine for years, according to former Russian central bank deputy Sergey Aleksashenko. -With GDP growth forecast to ... Read More

Putin's annual Q&A with Russians is back. 2 issues are front and center.


The anxiety comes as Russia's inflation remains high, and the country's massive defense spending jostles with social spending. Read More

Why 2026 could decide Ukraine’s war as manpower and resources are running thin


Ukraine's war effort shows manpower shortages, ammunition gaps and funding risks are reshaping the battlefield. Why endurance, not courage, may decide Ukraine’s future. Read More

Ukraine’s Oil Strikes Are Hurting Russia’s War Economy


Ukraine’s deep-strike drones have hit half of Russia’s major oil and gas facilities, reducing refining capacity and fueling domestic fuel shortages. New long-range systems like the Lyutiy drone and ... Read More

With Attacks on Oil Tankers, Ukraine Takes Aim at Russia’s War Financing


Strikes on four vessels signal that Kyiv is willing to expand the maritime theater of the conflict in an effort to crimp Moscow’s military funding. Read More

Putin Signals Possible Peace or Continued War in Ukraine at Major Year-End Address


Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to send a significant signal to the United States and European powers regarding the future of the Ukraine war when he speaks at his annual end-of-year news ... Read More


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