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OSW Commentary | | Maria Domańska, Szymon Kardaś

The consequences of the Western financial sanctions on the Russian economy

The Western financial sanctions are not the main source of the problems in the Russian economy, but they have significantly weakened its general state.
OSW Commentary | | Kamil Kłysiński

How to get out of the crisis without reforms The Belarusian authorities confront growing economic problems

The Belarusian authorities have adopted a familiar tactic in order to obtain large, low-interest stabilisation loans.
OSW Studies | | Szymon Kardaś

The twilight of the oil Eldorado How the activity of Russian oil companies on the EU market has evolved

It is now difficult to say that Russia is following a coherent oil strategy vis-a-vis the EU.
OSW Commentary | | Jakub Jakóbowski

The debt the stock market and the state-owned enterprises The sources of chaos on the Chinese financial markets

The government’s extensive programme for stimulating the economy maintains high economic growth but it also has negative side-effects.
OSW Commentary | | Józef Lang

Tajikistan a chronic stagnation

Since gaining its independence Tajikistan has faced severe political, economic and social problems. The last several months has seen a clear increase in their intensity.
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Paradoxes of stabilisation Bosnia and Herzegovina from the perspective of Central Europe

The Western Balkans, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, is playing a prominent role in the framework of V4 cooperation.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Aftermath of the Maidan Ukrainian society two years after the revolution

It is clear that hopes of a quick reconstruction and modernisation of the Ukrainian state as a political and institutional system have not been fulfilled.