After four years of war, Russia has consolidated a more personalist and repressive regime, adapted its economy to sustained confrontation despite structural degradation, and signalled readiness for a prolonged standoff with the West, including intensified ‘grey zone’ pressure on Europe
After four years of war, Russia has consolidated a more personalist and repressive regime, adapted its economy to sustained confrontation despite structural degradation, and signalled readiness for a prolonged standoff with the West, including intensified ‘grey zone’ pressure on Europe
Based in London and Washington, D.C., NEST Centre brings together the best expertise on Russia and the surrounding region. Its mission is to identify the forces shaping Russia’s long-term future, analyse their impact and develop strategies to bring about peaceful and positive development of the country
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