War, Deficits, and the Russian Economy: An Uphill Battle to Nowhere
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Exclusive Interview with Former Russian Deputy Minister of Energy Vladimir Milov
With the ruble under pressure and Russia’s economy facing growing strain, attention is shifting from the battlefield to the “financial front”. Much ink has been spilled on the topic, but even respected Western economic outlets have only scratched the surface. Unsatisfied with such analyses and seeking deeper answers, we spoke with Vladimir Milov, former Russian Deputy Minister of Energy, economist, energy expert, close ally of Alexei Navalny, and Vice President of the Free Russia Foundation. In this exclusive interview, Milov breaks down the fundamentals of Russia’s economy and what the…
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