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Russland vor dem Kollaps. Mit Moritz Schularick

Politico EU Sunday 14 June 2026, 04:00 UTC By Rixa Fürsen 46 min read

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Eine neue europäische Gemeinschaftsstudie zeigt: Das Endstadium von Putins Kriegswirtschaft hat begonnen. Der nationale Vermögensfonds ist aufgebraucht, das Haushaltsdefizit für das gesamte Jahr 2026 wurde bereits im ersten Quartal gerissen und die versteckte Staatsverschuldung über das Bankensystem klettert auf bedrohliche 50 Prozent des BIP.

Rixa Fürsen bespricht mit dem Ökonomen Moritz Schularick, warum das System des Kremls einer Finanzblase gleicht, die vor dem Platzen steht und warum der Schein der unendlichen russischen Ressourcen trügt.

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