Moscow has been discreetly funding heavy war costs with risky, off-budget debt. But the scheme has caused major problems—with more likely to follow—offering useful leverage to Ukraine and its allies.
As someone living in Moldova, I'd LOVE to believe Russia is approaching economic collapse.
What happens next?
I've been reading reports that the war was economically unsustainable since just after it started, but still it continues. So what are the signs that the breaking point has been reached, what should we look for to see that the final stage has been reached? And what would that collapse look like?
Loved the in depth analysis, but I'd love to see "what happens next" even more.
As someone living in Moldova, I'd LOVE to believe Russia is approaching economic collapse.
What happens next?
I've been reading reports that the war was economically unsustainable since just after it started, but still it continues. So what are the signs that the breaking point has been reached, what should we look for to see that the final stage has been reached? And what would that collapse look like?
Loved the in depth analysis, but I'd love to see "what happens next" even more.