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Geopolitical costs of Moscow’s war against Ukraine

July 1, 2015 Stephen Blank Ukraine Today

By July 2015 it was clear that Russia is paying a steep economic price for its war in Ukraine. Poverty, inflation, unemployment are all rising, the economy is shrinking, and foreign investment is drying up. Moscow had to cut spending on the 2018 FIFA World CUP, pensions, and infrastructure, not to mention health care, education, science and technology, and infrastructure, i.e. human and social capital.

Eurasia Security Watch: No. 341

June 30, 2015

ISIS imposes fuel blockade;

Bahrain seizes explosives bound for Saudi Arabia;

Libya's Tripoli forces hit ISIS;

Turkey warns U.S. about Kurdish advances in Syria;

Yemeni rebels persist