State control harming Russian economy: OECD
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Expanding state ownership is a &quot;step back&quot; for the Russian economy, the OECD has said in a report that raised concerns over the sustainability of Russia's current boom.
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Political instability has caused damage to the country's economy, Donetsk Regional Governor Anatoly Bliznyuk stated on Thursday.
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Business & money: Â· EC concern at company's grip on supply linesÂ· Russian state monopoly may be forced to divest
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The amounts of bad consumer debt in Russia tripled in 2006, raising concerns about the security of the banking system.
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Russia warns Europe and US against recognising independent state
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European election observers cited severe restrictions imposed on their work by the Russian government.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson  said on Saturday that major industrial countries and key  emerging economies like China share a responsibility to bring  global economic imbalances under control.
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MOSCOW A top economic adviser to President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday denounced the government&#39;s takeover of the main asset of Yukos as the &quot;swindle of the year,&quot; and warned that growing state interventionism might prevent the economy from growing at its
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Japan, Britain and the European Union all expressed worries on Tuesday about RussiaÂs actions.
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Russia curtly told the United States to  stay out of its business on Wednesday after U.S. criticism,  echoed by the European Union, of President Vladimir Putin's  plans for radical change that will boost Kremlin power.
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IMF Director General Rodrigo Rato urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to limit state intervention in the economy and keep a close eye on inflation in order to meet his goal of doubling output by 2010.
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While praising Turkey&#39;s &quot;stunning&quot; economic performance over the last three years, the OECD also outlined some major problems the country needs to address.
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Russia has curtly told the United States to stay out of its business after US criticism, echoed by the European Union, of President Vladimir Putin&#39;s plans for radical change that will boost Kremlin power.
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Soaring oil prices have dealt a blow to global economic growth in recent months, but fatter corporate profits and investment should facilitate a rebound in 2005, the OECD said Tuesday.
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The State Department expressed concern Tuesday that efforts by President Vladimir Putin of Russia to concentrate more power in the Kremlin may set back the country's democratic development.
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Russia's first post-Soviet president Boris Yeltsin issued a veiled warning that President Vladimir Putin's decision to hand sweeping new powers to the Kremlin in the wake of the Beslan hostage crisis could roll back democratic freedoms.
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ASTANA, Kazakhstan  - Russia curtly told the  United States to stay out of its business Wednesday after U.S.  criticism, echoed by the European Union, of President Vladimir  Putin's plans for radical change that will boost Kremlin power.