Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of
@theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of
@theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
November 3, 2026 at 3:40 PM
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of
@theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of
@theworldtoday.org.
GOAL! 7' — A. Kovaleva scores for Dinamo Moskva W. Dinamo Moskva W 1–0 Yenisey W. Supreme Division Women
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
October 31, 2026 at 3:15 PM
GOAL! 7' — A. Kovaleva scores for Dinamo Moskva W. Dinamo Moskva W 1–0 Yenisey W. Supreme Division Women
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
GOAL! 7' — A. Kovaleva scores for Dinamo Moskva W. Dinamo Moskva W 1–0 Yenisey W. Supreme Division Women
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
October 31, 2026 at 3:15 PM
GOAL! 7' — A. Kovaleva scores for Dinamo Moskva W. Dinamo Moskva W 1–0 Yenisey W. Supreme Division Women
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
#dinamomoskvaw #yeniseyw #supremedivisionwomen
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 28, 2026 at 11:45 AM
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 24, 2026 at 6:40 PM
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
October 24, 2026 at 10:51 PM
Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 23, 2026 at 3:05 PM
Russia’s business elite find themselves at the mercy of an increasingly interventionist Russian state — with few effective levers to influence the terms of the relationship with the Kremlin.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
📚 New Arxiv Paper
Title: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
Authors: Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
Read more: https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
Title: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
Authors: Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
Read more: https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
October 23, 2026 at 8:02 AM
📚 New Arxiv Paper
Title: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
Authors: Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
Read more: https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
Title: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities
Authors: Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko
Read more: https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139
Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2610.30139 https://arxiv.org/html/2610.30139
October 23, 2026 at 6:49 AM
Varvara Kovaleva, Alexander Ponomarenko: A General Variable Neighborhood Search for Logistic Network Flow Design with Nonlinear Edge Costs and Transshipment Capacities https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.30139 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2610.30139 https://arxiv.org/html/2610.30139
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 20, 2026 at 8:10 AM
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 15, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 15, 2026 at 5:30 AM
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 14, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Russia's elites are being squeezed. International sanctions have cut off the exit once available to Russia's wealthiest. Vladimir Putin meanwhile has grown more willing to nationalize what remains of Russia's economy.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures in the belief that victory in Ukraine is within his reach — but concerns are mounting within Russia's ruling elite.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 14, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures in the belief that victory in Ukraine is within his reach — but concerns are mounting within Russia's ruling elite.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business and political elites grow ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 12, 2026 at 9:02 PM
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business and political elites grow ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business and political elites grow ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 10, 2026 at 7:30 AM
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business and political elites grow ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
De meegaandheid van de elite die activa ziet smelten is dezelfde als van de rest van het regime:
Oorlogszucht met offerbereidheid, corruptie om eigen belangen veilig te stellen, onderdrukking en angst voor verzet. Rijkdom geeft er niet meer politieke vrijheid.
www.chathamhouse.org/publications...
Oorlogszucht met offerbereidheid, corruptie om eigen belangen veilig te stellen, onderdrukking en angst voor verzet. Rijkdom geeft er niet meer politieke vrijheid.
www.chathamhouse.org/publications...
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 10, 2026 at 7:43 AM
De meegaandheid van de elite die activa ziet smelten is dezelfde als van de rest van het regime:
Oorlogszucht met offerbereidheid, corruptie om eigen belangen veilig te stellen, onderdrukking en angst voor verzet. Rijkdom geeft er niet meer politieke vrijheid.
www.chathamhouse.org/publications...
Oorlogszucht met offerbereidheid, corruptie om eigen belangen veilig te stellen, onderdrukking en angst voor verzet. Rijkdom geeft er niet meer politieke vrijheid.
www.chathamhouse.org/publications...
🔄 SUBSTITUTION 61' — Belarus W: Anastasia kovaleva ↔ D. Protasyuk. Belarus W 0–1 Italy W. World Cup - Women - Qualification Europe
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
October 9, 2026 at 5:41 PM
🔄 SUBSTITUTION 61' — Belarus W: Anastasia kovaleva ↔ D. Protasyuk. Belarus W 0–1 Italy W. World Cup - Women - Qualification Europe
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business elites grows ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 9, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Despite the costs of the Ukraine invasion, Vladimir Putin's regime shows no sign of imminent collapse, even as the Kremlin's relationship with Russia's business elites grows ever more strained.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
October 9, 2026 at 6:14 PM
📋 LINEUPS: Belarus W vs Italy W
4-4-2 v 3-4-2-1
🕐 19:15 GMT+3 · 16:15 UTC
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
4-4-2 v 3-4-2-1
🕐 19:15 GMT+3 · 16:15 UTC
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
October 9, 2026 at 3:51 PM
📋 LINEUPS: Belarus W vs Italy W
4-4-2 v 3-4-2-1
🕐 19:15 GMT+3 · 16:15 UTC
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
4-4-2 v 3-4-2-1
🕐 19:15 GMT+3 · 16:15 UTC
#belarusw #italyw #worldcupwomenqualificationeurope
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 8, 2026 at 10:30 AM
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 4, 2026 at 9:30 AM
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Russia’s elites pay ever greater price for Ukraine war
High-level dissent is being stamped out as Putin makes big business bear the costs of the invasion – but concern is mounting, writes Natalya Kovaleva.
www.chathamhouse.org
October 3, 2026 at 8:50 AM
Having staked so much on victory in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to make any concessions in the face of mounting pressures. Russia's establishment, meanwhile, is signalling an appetite for an end to the war.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.
Read Natalya Kovaleva's analysis for the autumn issue of @theworldtoday.org.