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Four months after Russia invaded Ukraine, the economy still works but it lacks some of its parts.

Effectively what the government has had to do is use its resources not for developing the economy offer big infrastructure projects or the development plans they have talked about, it is now using the money available to kinder provide employment subsidy, to make social payments, to keep the country stable as well as of course fund the conflict in ukraine. so the real impact is more in terms of russias future development. the economy is now stagnant, it will not fall into crisis but it is not goi...

IndiGo has made two important appointments to its board, who were formerly chiefs of the Indian Air Force and Shell India. Read all about it here.

From: Inside StoryThe UN is warning of a 'perfect storm' of crises for developing countries as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has upended the flow of fo

UN warns of a ‘perfect storm’ of crises for developing countries.

Lets get down to business, and we begin with the intense diplomacy over the crisis at the ukraine—russian border. as youve been hearing, borisjohnson is due to hold talks with the russian president before visiting eastern europe this week. foreign secretary liz truss said on sunday she would set out legislation that would give moscow notice of a "severe economic cost" for any incursion into ukraine, by strengthening britains ability to target russian assets in the uk. she will outline the deta...

Of the russian elite who bankroll president putin. and with the soaring inflation, the cost of war will hurt the russian people, creating problems for him at home. gold in the domestic market rejecting foreign client bits to sell russian securities. joining me now from moscow is chris weafer, chief executive of macro advisory. he previously worked as the chief strategist at sberbank—cib, russias largest bank. good morning. first of all, lets get your reaction to the news that several key banks...

Sugar, flour and other essentials have become harder to find.

Despite repeated exhortations from President Vladimir Putin over his more than 20 years in power, efforts to revive production of commercial jets after the Soviet collapse never really took off. With Western sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine, Russia's civil aviation industry could be grounded.

The “Evropeisky” mall in Moscow was once a symbol of a Russia integrated into the...