Russie, Expliqué
Pyotr Mironenko, cofondateur de The Bell, et Denis Kasyanchuk, notre rédacteur en chef pour l'économie, examinent de plus près les principaux sujets de la semaine concernant la Russie et expliquent pourquoi ils sont importants. Un examen approfondi du fonctionnement de la Russie, de ce qui préoccupe l'élite, de l'évolution de l'opinion publique et de la manière de lire entre les lignes de la propagande d'État. À partir du 1er mai 2025, il est passé derrière un paywall.
THE BELL WEEKLY: Prigozhin’s Patriot Media Group closes up shop PRO Members Public
Hello! This week, our main story is about the end of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s media empire. We also look into Bacardi’s ongoing business presence in Russia despite the company’s promise to halt all exports to Russia and freeze investments and advertising. Finally, we talk with political scientist Grigory
LA SEMAINE DE LA CLOCHE : La tentative de mutinerie de Prigozhin révèle les failles du régime russe PRO Membres Public
Bonjour ! Cette semaine, notre sujet principal est l'extraordinaire tentative de rébellion menée par le groupe mercenaire Wagner et son chef, Evgeniy Prigozhin, contre les dirigeants militaires de la Russie. Nous nous penchons également sur la suite des événements et sur les conséquences économiques de cette crise. Samedi a été une journée presque incroyable en Russie.
THE BELL WEEKLY: Russia sends ‘nuclear’ signals to the West PRO Members Public
Hello! This week, our main story is a look into the expansion of a budget Russian supermarket chain in Europe despite the war in Ukraine. We also look at the return of nuclear threats to Putin’s rhetoric and Russian lawmakers’ latest efforts to pass draconian anti-LGBT legislation. Russia sends
THE BELL WEEKLY: Russia’s response to the Kakhovka catastrophe PRO Members Public
Hello! This week our top story is Russia’s muted response to the catastrophe that has followed the Kakhovka dam’s destruction. We then break down the first week of Ukraine’s counteroffensive. Finally, we speak with experts on the Kremlin’s silence toward drone attacks on Moscow and raids
Ukraine’s counteroffensive and economic scenarios for Russia PRO Members Public
Hello! This is Alexandra Prokopenko with your weekly guide to the Russian economy — brought to you by The Bell. This week we focus on Ukraine’s counteroffensive and what it could mean for the Russian economy. We also notica that Russian state spending is gradually slowing down. What could be
THE BELL WEEKLY: Belgorod left to fend PRO Members Public
Hello! This week our top story is about recent attacks on Russia’s Belgorod region and the federal authorities’ reluctance to comment on the increasingly chaotic situation there. Then we turn to recent infighting among Russia’s opposition over protests in support of jailed activist Alexei Navalny. And finally, we
The Potemkin village at this year’s SPIEF PRO Members Public
Hello! This is Alexandra Prokopenko with your weekly guide to the Russian economy — brought to you by The Bell. This week we focus on the atmosphere of enforced optimism at this year’s St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. We also look at why the Central Bank believes the economy might
THE BELL WEEKLY: Border troubles PRO Members Public
Hello! This week our top story is the armed incursion in the Belgorod region by anti-Kremlin Russian nationalist fighters. We then turn to Erdogan’s victory in the Turkish presidential election over the weekend and discuss what implications it might have for Russia. Finally, we look at the recent drop
Could Russia lose one of its last ties to the global financial system? PRO Members Public
Hello! This is Alexandra Prokopenko with your weekly guide to the Russian economy — brought to you by The Bell. This week we focus on Russia’s possible blacklisting by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which could mean the severing of one of its last ties to the global financial
THE BELL WEEKLY: Icon Giveaway PRO Members Public
Hello! This week our top story is President Vladimir Putin’s decision to return a historic religious icon to the Russian Orthodox Church. Then we turn to how Russian propagandists have tried to portray the capture of Bakhmut as a significant military victory for the country’s Armed Forces. And,
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The Bell a été fondé en 2017 par les journalistes Elizaveta Osetinskaya, Irina Malkova et Peter Mironenko en tant que média indépendant des autorités russes, après que ses fondateurs ont été limogés de leur poste de rédacteurs en chef du plus grand site d'information russe, RBC, en raison des pressions exercées par le Kremlin.
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