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Dean, London Business School. Former Provost, Sciences Po, Paris. Former Chief Economist, EBRD. Former Rector of the New Economic School, Moscow. Views my own
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Is the tide turning against Russia in Ukraine?

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By Sergei Guriev
| The Japan Times Verified
Russian President Vladimir Putin has had a tough few months. While the Ukraine war never unfolded according to plan, Putin believed, until recently, that time was on his side. Russia managed to increase its share of occupied Ukrainian territory in 2025 — albeit only slightly, from 18.5% to 19.3%. More important, U.S. President Donald Trump appeared eager to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy into a “peace agreement” that handed even more Ukrainian territory to Russia.
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La situación está cambiando en contra de Rusia

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By Sergei Guriev
| La Prensa Nicaragua
No hay más artículos para escuchar El presidente ruso Vladímir Putin ha atravesado unos meses difíciles. Si bien la guerra de Ucrania nunca se desarrolló según lo previsto, Putin creía, hasta hace poco, que el tiempo estaba de su lado. Rusia logró aumentar su participación en el territorio ucraniano ocupado en 2025, aunque solo ligeramente, del 18.5 por ciento al 19.3 por ciento.
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Is the tide turning against Russia in Ukraine?

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By Sergei Guriev
| QOSHE
LONDON – Russian President Vladimir Putin has had a tough few months. While the Ukraine war never unfolded according to plan, Putin believed, until recently, that time was on his side. Russia managed to increase its share of occupied Ukrainian territory in 2025 — albeit only slightly, from 18.5% to 19.3%. More important, U.S. President Donald Trump appeared........ © The Japan Times visit website
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