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Rebuke against Russian science grows as the deadly conflict continues

We spoke to Dmitry Suslov, an international relations specialist from Russia's Higher School of Economics.

The invasion of the Ukraine by Russia has re-awakened fears of the communist Northern giant that haven’t been felt for a very long time. And fear is something all bullies, including Russia, prize even when everything else around them is failing.

The invasion of the Ukraine by Russia has re-awakened fears of the communist Northern giant that haven’t been felt for a very long time. And fear is something all bullies, including Russia, prize even when everything else around them is failing.

Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, March 1st

The hectic moves were the first signs that Western sanctions were shaking the foundations of Russia’s economy.

Collapse.

The Treasury Department announced a freeze on Russian Central Bank assets. Delegations from Kyiv and Moscow were meeting for talks in Belarus, even as Ukraine said dozens were killed in a Russian rocket attack in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second largest city.

Ruble crashes, stock market closes and Russia’s economy staggers

Russia has rebuilt military and diplomatic links with the continent in its search for new allies.