Russia’s war economy is under rising internal pressure. With growth slowing and diplomacy stalled, Putin may soon face a ...

The Russian economy, meanwhile ... which are used in everything from electric vehicles and phones to missile systems. But ...

Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said that ... to stifle one of the last major links to the Western financial system. Russia has traded more in its own currency and so-called friendly currencies ...

Russia has reportedly lost one million personnel since the onset of the full-scale invasion in February 2022, Ukraine's ...

Squeezed by Western sanctions and astonishingly high interest rates, Russia’s businesses fear bankruptcies as Putin pushes ahead with the Ukraine war. When Russian President Vladimir Putin ...

Ukraine’s allies have imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia and its supporters over the full-scale war, but experts say there’s room for more.

Build on student responses to develop a list of characteristics that describe each economic system. Next, show students where Russia is on a map and explain (or review) that before 1991 ...

Russia’s successes on the front lines in Ukraine are a big reason why Vladimir Putin isn’t yet ready to sign up to President ...

How is it possible for the directors of the Russian economy to pursue an orthodox stabilization policy with a great measure of success and yet to have achieved so little to stem the growth slowdown?

The Russian economy is in an increasingly precarious state as a result of a shift to war mode and of Western sanctions, the report said.