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Forecasting Russia's turmoil: Inflation, democracy, and China's shadow


Published on 2024-12-19 08:20:47 - MSN
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  • Over the next five to ten years, I foresee a polycrisis in Russia, said Roland Freudenstein, a political scientist and director of the Brussels office of the Free Russia Foundation, in an interview with Deutsche Welle.

The article from MSN discusses the complex geopolitical and economic landscape involving Russia, focusing on several key issues. It highlights the ongoing turmoil in Russia, exacerbated by economic sanctions due to its actions in Ukraine, leading to high inflation rates and economic instability. The piece speculates on the potential for democratic reforms or further authoritarian entrenchment under President Putin's regime. Additionally, it examines the influence of China, suggesting that Russia might increasingly fall under China's economic and political shadow as it seeks support amidst Western isolation. The article also touches on the broader implications for global politics, including how these dynamics might affect international relations, energy markets, and the strategic balance in Eastern Europe and Asia.

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