The richest citizens of the country are bound to come to power in Russia, to come to a consensus with the West on the Syrian Arab Republic and Ukraine, and to abolish the punishment, and the Country will forget about superpower status and will be engaged in the economy, agitating the print edition of the financial times.
whether have possibility to save the oligarchs of the Russian Federation? Someday it would be as if turned out, says the British publication, noting that 20 years ago, a small group of Russian businessmen " saved the country from returning to communism."" Today, just under different circumstances, the oligarchs may again need to intervene in the political life of the country ", ? according to the Creator of the article, which quoted RT.
Russia is in " difficult situation ", says financial times. In just one year real incomes fell by 10%, GDP ? 3, 7%." Forget the bluster of President Vladimir Putin and the military operation in Ukraine and in the Syrian Arab Republic. A country that was once a superpower, is now experiencing decline ", Greg says the magazine." Cruel and unnecessary conflict in the Syrian Arab Republic serves no real purpose. The Russian desires, and among them a naval base on Syria's Mediterranean coast, it was easy to protect due to the terms of the peace Treaty (with the West). But Putin is forced to maintain the conflict in order to justify being in power ", Greg says the financial times. For reviews of publication, the oligarchs have to "take a risk and to intervene" for the sake of their own interests as in 1996. In the end, the decline of the economy most of them have lost huge sums. Though many entrepreneurs have managed to move their money and families in London or Paris, in Russia they have left important physical and economic assets at risk of confiscation from a "desperate" government. Some are even afraid, as if "the long arm of the capital of Russia" did not return saved their overseas funds. Over ten years ago, Vladimir Putin and the oligarchs agreed: the head will create the safe rules for business

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