THE BELL WEEKLY: How Putin fell in love with hypersonic missiles Members Public

Hello! This week we look into Russia’s hypersonic missile development program, after Russia fired one on Ukraine, the first time a device of its type has been used in combat. We also analyze the latest fall in the value of the ruble and how Russia plans to write off

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Russie, Expliqué

Nabiullina defends high interest rates Members Public

Hello! Welcome to your weekly guide to the Russian economy – written by Alexander Kolyandr and Alexandra Prokopenko and brought to you by The Bell. Our top story this week is a look at Central Bank head Elvira Nabiullin’s defense of a tight monetary policy in the face of sustained

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Au cœur de l'économie russe

Russia’s authorities squeeze exiled critics’ income Members Public

The authorities are looking to strip income for Russians who criticize the Ukraine invasion from abroad. For celebrities and artists, that means no more royalty payments, while for others it could mean halting any income they get from renting out property. * Many prominent Russian artists who left the country after

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L'économie

Russia’s reaction to the prospect of ATACMS strikes Members Public

La nouvelle selon laquelle les États-Unis autoriseront l'Ukraine à utiliser ses missiles pour frapper des cibles à l'intérieur du territoire russe a été une surprise désagréable pour les dirigeants russes dimanche soir. Il n'est pas du tout certain que les forces ukrainiennes en tireront un avantage significatif sur le champ de bataille.

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Politique

THE BELL WEEKLY: Kremlin fury at US green light on Ukraine missiles Members Public

This week we look at how Moscow has reacted to the United States giving Ukraine permission to use its long-range missiles for strikes on Russian territory. We also cover new steps the regime is taking to squeeze the income of Kremlin critics abroad. Russia’s reaction to the prospect of

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Russie, Expliqué

Russia’s rising stagflation threat Members Public

Bonjour ! Bienvenue dans votre guide hebdomadaire de l'économie russe, rédigé par Alexander Kolyandr et Alexandra Prokopenko et présenté par The Bell. Notre sujet principal cette semaine est la perspective croissante que l'économie russe entre dans une période de stagflation. Nous nous penchons également sur une campagne menée par

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Au cœur de l'économie russe

What a Trump presidency means for the Russian economy Members Public

Hello! Welcome to your weekly guide to the Russian economy—written by Alexandra Prokopenko and Alexander Kolyandr and brought to you by The Bell. Our top story this week is a look at how Russia reacted to the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president and what it might

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Au cœur de l'économie russe

Can we trust Russian economic statistics? Members Public

Since the start of the war, the Russian authorities have classified heaps of important statistical and economic data. For the third year in a row, Moscow is not publishing figures on imports, exports, foreign trade, gold and foreign exchange reserves, or oil production. But can the data that Moscow still

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L'économie

Narrow victory for Moldova’s pro-European president Members Public

A week after Georgia held crunch parliamentary elections, another former Soviet republic with EU ambitions went to the polls, as Moldovans voted in a presidential contest. The situation in Moldova, which was recently granted EU candidate states, was the reverse of that in Georgia — pro-EU president Maia Sandu was looking

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Politique

THE BELL WEEKLY: Moldova’s pro-Europe president squeaks through Members Public

Hello. This week our main story is Moldova’s pro-EU president securing a slim victory in an election closely followed in Moscow. We also look at whether Russia’s economic statistics can be trusted. Narrow victory for Moldova’s pro-European president A week after Georgia held crunch parliamentary elections, another

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Russie, Expliqué
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