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Category Archives: moscow
Putin’s Bad Month – How the Sanctions Are[n’t] Working
Will the history books view the shooting down of MH17 as a similarly crystallizing event like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand nearly 100 years before? Maybe (probably depends on whose books you will read). In any case, it is difficult … Continue reading
Posted in Economic development, economics, Foreign direct investment, foreign investment, foreign policy, moscow, Novatek, oil, Putin, Rosneft, Russian economy
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Strategic Sectors Law Update – Draft Amendments and First Meeting of 2011
Strategic Sectors Law Amendments On February 17, the Russian government submitted amendments to the Strategic Sectors law. The only substantive change the amendments address is the ownership issue I covered here – i.e., that the law currently applies to any … Continue reading
Moscow Bombs: Terror on the Red Line
It’s pretty difficult to add much of value to the excellent reporting on today’s attacks on the Moscow metro. I will try to just sum up the salient facts, analysis, and inferences for any readers who were unable to follow … Continue reading
Posted in Dmitry Medvedev, moscow, terrorism
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