Se préparer à de nouvelles "guerres de confiscation Payé Membres Public
Bonjour ! Bienvenue dans votre guide hebdomadaire de l'économie russe, rédigé par Alexander Kolyandr et Alexandra Prokopenko et présenté par The Bell. Cette fois-ci, nous vous parlons des discussions en cours en Russie sur un outil juridique qui permettrait à l'État de saisir les actifs gelés de sociétés étrangères.
Another Kremlin appointment at Moscow’s once-famed independent university Paid Members Public
Vladimir Putin’s notorious former economic advisor Sergei Glazyev is now a research fellow at Moscow’s Higher School of Economics — the latest sign of the Kremlin’s control over what used to be Russia’s leading liberal university. * Economist Sergei Glazyev was appointed chief researcher at the Higher School
Le fondateur de Yandex parle à The Bell de sa nouvelle entreprise Payé Membres Public
Après des mois de négociations, Yandex a achevé son démantèlement - en se divisant en une branche russe qui conservera le nom et la grande majorité des revenus, des employés et des services de l'entreprise, et en une division internationale qui sera dirigée par son fondateur, le magnat russe de la technologie Arkady Volozh. Dans son unique
THE BELL WEEKLY. ‘More than hype’: Yandex founder bets on AI Paid Members Public
Hello! This week we spoke to Yandex founder Arkady Volozh about his new business venture following the multi-billion-dollar break-up of the Russian tech giant. We also look at how a university appointment reveals the Kremlin’s deepening control over the most liberal corners of higher education. Yandex founder tells The
Russia’s 650,000 wartime emigres Paid Members Public
Hello! Welcome to your weekly guide to the Russian economy — written by Denis Kasyanchuk and Alexandra Prokopenko and brought to you by The Bell. Our top story is The Bell’s study into the exodus of Russians following the invasion of Ukraine. We also look at headaches for the Central
Jet crash prompts speculation over Russia’s import substitution drive Paid Members Public
Last Friday, a Russian Sukhoi Superjet (SSJ) 100 passenger aircraft crashed near Moscow, killing all three crew members on board. The plane was flying to Moscow’s Vnukovo airport after having undergone repair work. First developed in the 2000s, the model never took off with airlines either abroad or at
Russia cancels national ID cards for anti-war exiles Paid Members Public
It seems that the Russian authorities have found a new way of pressuring opposition activists who left the country: annulling their internal passports — effectively a national ID card. So far a few cases have emerged and it is not clear whether this will be a widespread measure. But the potential
Russia puts the brakes on YouTube, WhatsApp Paid Members Public
After abandoning plans to block popular Western internet services, the Russian authorities have now moved to trying to slow them down. This week it emerged that YouTube was being throttled — a platform where millions of Russians watch reports and interviews from independent journalists undermining the Kremlin’s case for its
