Russia’s economy is encountering challenges that could compel President Vladimir Putin to end the ongoing war against Ukraine by 2025. According to economist Anders Åslund, cited by Fortune.com ...

Putin has built an overheating war economy. ... Russia’s economy would struggle to cope with peace. Pierre Briancon. March 17, 2025 6:07 AM UTC Updated March 17, 2025 ...

Russia struggles to tame inflation in ‘overheating’ war economy on x (opens in a new window) Save Max Seddon and Anastasia Stognei in Berlin, and Daria Mosolova in London ...

In a stark assessment that paints a complex picture of Russia’s enduring conflict with Ukraine, The Washington Post reports that despite severe economic strains, Moscow remains poised to sustain ...

Putin told Russia the nation would be fine in his New Year's address. He refrained from giving a concrete outlook for the Ukraine war or Russia's economy. The nation is facing growing costs from ...

Putin’s war economy roars ahead and the rest of Russia struggles Most civilian industries in Russia have seen a production decline in 2025. By Bloomberg News · 8 Jun 2025 04:00 ...

NPR's Elissa Nadworny talks with Alexandra Prokopenko, of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, about weakness in the Russian economy and what that might mean for the country's war in Ukraine.

WASHINGTON — Russia could be forced to end the war in Ukraine because it will run out of money to pay its troops, according to experts at the DC-based Institute for the Study of War. The country ...

Corruption, alongside Russia’s economic struggles and a waning defense industrial base (DIB), are being pinpointed by experts as key obstacles to the country sustaining its war with Ukraine ...

Mike Eckel is a senior international correspondent reporting on political and economic developments in Russia, Ukraine, and around the former Soviet Union, as well as news involving cybercrime and ...

WASHINGTON — Russia could be forced to end the war in Ukraine because it will run out of money to pay its troops, according to experts at the DC-based Institute for the Study of War. The country ...