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Despite unprecedented sanctions, Russia’s economy has shown unexpected resilience, sustaining growth through a wartime model of state spending and external re-orientation. Analysts now warn this momentum may be weakening, raising questions about the durability of Russia’s economic strategy.
How might emerging economic constraints shape Russia’s conduct of the war in Ukraine, recalibrate its foreign policy choices, and impact Europe’s security, economic resilience, and geopolitical influence?
Speakers: Alexander Gabuev, Oana-Silvia Toiu, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Alexandru Munteanu
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