Russia: Strategic developments in Moscow
Russia’s Sanctions Resilience Has a Ceiling: The Structural Limits Behind Moscow’s Adaptation Sanctions are designed to impose economic costs that eventually generate political pressure for behavioral change. Yet Russia has absorbed years of unprecedented economic restrictions without experiencing a corresponding political backlash. Conventional explanations focus on the country’s macroeconomic buffers: accumulated foreign-exchange reserves, relatively low public debt, commodity revenues, and the gradual construction of what has been […] The post Russia’s Sanctions Resilience Has a Ceiling: The Structural Limits Behind Moscow’s Adaptation appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
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