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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin (Herman Van Rompuy, CC BY-NC-ND)
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19.12.2016

The shrinking Russian budget

The determinants of economic growth expected in the coming years suggest that the times of a large budget, treated in Russia as the guarantee of stable economic growth, have irrevocably become a thing of the past.

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22.11.2016

Gazprom management board terminates Nord Stream 2 shareholder agreement

The decision to cancel a shareholder agreement of Nord Stream 2 AG, the operator of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, was taken unanimously at the board of directors meeting on November 9th, Gazprom said in its press release.

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The symbolic apple (Wehha, CC BY-SA )
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19.08.2016

Exports to Russia are of no great importance to Poland

When the leaders of the EU states decided to extend economic sanctions imposed on Russia by another half a year, Polish producers received this news calmly.

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05.08.2016

New threats slowly increase defense spending

In 2015 the global spending on armaments was USD1.7 trillion. That's about 1 per cent more than a year earlier.

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18.07.2016

War in Ukraine opens Europe’s eyes to energy security

The Ukrainian crisis has shown that energy security in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly as regards the supply of natural gas, is not at all as certain as it seemed until recently.

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30.06.2016

IMF sees Russia over worst of economic slump, central Europe’s prospects uncertain

The worst of the economic slump in Russia may be over the IMF has said, but it warned of possible euro-zone stagnation and shifting politics that could make Central and Eastern Europe's prospects increasingly uncertain.

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(E. Strathmeyer, CC BY-NC-ND)
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02.06.2016

IMF: Central Europe is no longer catching up with Western Europe

The countries of Central and Southeast Europe have stopped narrowing the gap even with sluggish Western Europe as a result of slower productivity growth and lower capital accumulation in the Western Europe.

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(jo, CC BY-NC-ND)
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31.05.2016

Russia is out of breath

The Russian economy is going through the most difficult times in the 16-year-period of Vladimir Putin’s rule. The years of foreign investment expansion may be history.

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(Neiljs, CC BY)
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13.05.2016

Russia’s economy drops to a lower category

Looking in from the outside, Russians are acting irrationally. Before looking at why the Russian economy is bad it makes sense to look at a few areas of the Russian economic weather in which there is no sign of the sun.

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(Thawt Hawthje, CC BY)
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08.04.2016

Nord Stream 2 is a test of European solidarity

The announced construction of a new gas pipeline, the Nord Stream 2, raises questions about the economic and political power of Russia and Gazprom.

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