Study shows money lost from the companies leaving Russia amounts to 45% of GDP
Research from Yale shows that companies exiting Russia are taking with them revenues equal to almost half of Russia's GDP.
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Opinion: McDonald’s nationalisation in Russia would be a propaganda win for Putin
McDonald's has announced that it will sell all its Russian stores and operations. The Russian government may be the only…
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After Mondi’s withdrawal, all UK companies have departed Russia
The UK had nearly 100 companies operating in Russia before the Ukraine invasion. Today, every single one of them has…
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‘It will take generations to change’: In conversation with Harry Broadman, former World Bank lead for Russia
Harry Broadman, an expert on the Russian economy, tells Sebastian Shehadi why Russia failed to liberalise after the fall of…
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Two months into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, how are investors reacting?
Russia invaded Ukraine two months ago, but the conflict has not yet seen investors reacting in a panicked way, says…
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The presence of Chinese and Indian companies in Russia shows future of country’s investment flows
Companies from China are the largest group, by number, not to withdraw from Russia. This offers a glimpse of the…
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Do sanctions actually work? And will they cause a Russian retreat from Ukraine?
The sanctions imposed upon Russia have been swift and harsh, but do such actions really work? And what impact have…
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Why are so many French companies staying in Russia?
French companies have been the least active in withdrawing from Russia. Large financial losses and weak ethics explain why.
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