Total output, which the Russian Central Bank estimates may rise as much as 2.5 percent this year, could outpace the European Union and possibly even the United States. Since Russia sent soldiers across the border in February 2022, its economy has had to adapt to dramatic changes with astonishing speed, writes ‘The New York Times’. […]
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