Russia: A case of Sanction Fatigue?

Lucia Raso
Apr 4, 2024
1 min read

Despite extensive Western sanctions following Russia's actions in Crimea and Ukraine, Moscow has largely evaded their intended impact. Through strategic trade partnerships and internal economic measures, Russia has mitigated the effects of sanctions, leading to economic growth and stability. Read more about the failure of sanctions and how it prompts a critical question for policymakers.

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