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The Cost of Car Repairs in russia Has Rocketed 2.5 Times – the Car Fleet Continues to Age
The cost of car repairs in russia from the end of 2022 to April 2025 had risen 2.5 times – to 50–55 thousand rubles, and has increased by another third over the year.
13.12.2025
News
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
The rf federal budget’s revenues from oil and gas, which account for about a quarter of the state treasury’s revenues, will fall by 0.38 trillion rubles (-48.6 %) in December 2025 compared to December 2024.
13.12.2025
News
300,000 Vacancies and Minimal Reserves: Demographics Are Putting Pressure on belarus’ Economy
The authorities are forced to recruit pensioners and disabled people and even conduct campaigns against “parasites”. In 2025, the number of working pensioners reached 470,000, and of working disabled people – 72,000.
12.12.2025
Analitics
moscow’s Dependence on China Is Growing Despite the Decline in Trade
The russian economy’s dependence on exports of energy carriers and metals, most of which are sold to China, makes it increasingly vulnerable to fluctuations in demand on the Chinese market and increases its dependence on Beijing.
15.11.2025
News
russia’s “War Economy” Has Exhausted Its Resources
It was the military-industrial complex that was presented as the “locomotive” of the economy. Today, it has become a burden: in the first nine months of this year, growth rates were only 0.3 % compared to 5 % last year. This has affected corporate revenues and wage levels.
12.12.2025
News
Logistical Problems and Falling Prices Have Caused a Collapse of Seaborne Exports of russia’s Oil
Although russia continues to increase its shipments of crude oil, sanctions and market restrictions are creating a sustained negative trend in its exports by sea. A significant portion of cargo remains at sea without being unloaded, while carriers are increasingly resorting to changing ports of destination and ship-to-ship operations to circumvent restrictions.
12.12.2025
Exposure
Activity of the rf’s «Shadow Fleet»: November Statistics
russian oil exports decreased to 14 million tons (101.8 million barrels) – by 2 million tons less than in the previous month. The largest declines were in deliveries to India, China, and Türkiye, with a combined decrease of 4.6 million tons. Deliveries to other destinations also decreased by 0.7 million tons.
08.12.2025
News
Ukraine and the World – Against russia’s Aggression. Sanctions in Action
The management of agricultural machinery manufacturer “Rostselmash” has warned that in 2026, employees will again face part-time employment due to the declining market demand (3-4 days a week). In 2025, the company’s sales decreased by 25 %, which forced it to shift the annual staff vacations and cut production.
12.12.2025
News
Ukrainian Team Led by the President Held a Conversation with the U.S. Side on the Security Guarantees Document
“Security guarantees are among the most critical elements for all subsequent steps. We have already got the negative experience of the Budapest Memorandum. Everyone remembers this, as well as the occasions when Russia repeatedly violated all its other commitments,” the Head of State emphasized.
11.12.2025