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Interview by Andrei Zolotov, Russia Profile
June 28, 2005
Like many other people who have studied the demographic currents in Russia today, Yevgeny Yuryev believes that focusing on one major area won't be enough. He told Russia Profile's Andrei Zolotov. what kind of holistic approach is needed.
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Interview by Maria Polyakova, Russia Profile
June 24, 2005
Valery Polyakov has seen a lot change on the Russian labor market over the last 15 years and he says being able to deal with those changes is the most common charasteristic among those who have found their work niche.
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By Shaun Walker, Russia Profile
June 21, 2005
As foreign automakers continue to build local plants and increase their production capacity in the country, domestic firms may have to link up with more dependable names if they want to survive.
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By Anna Smolchenko, The Moscow Times
June 21, 2005
The biggest Russia's carmaker is hoping that its new car will be able to compete with the foreign budget cars that are flooding the market, but market watchers say it would be popular only if it can offer significantly lower prices.
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Comment by ndrei Burenin,
June 20, 2005
The focus in Russian accounting practices has, understandably, changed to issues of taxation and international standards, but Andrei Burenin writes that, once certain basic standards are in place, more attention should be paid to the information investors need.
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Comment by Ian Pryde, Special to Russia Profile
June 16, 2005
Russia is not alone in debating the best solutions for pension reform, but Ian Pryde argues that the current consensus in more developed nations could very well serve the country ill.
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Comment by William Dunkerly, The Moscow Times
June 10, 2005
The purchase of the daily newspaper Izvestia by Gazprom Media prompted concerns that the government was looking for greater media control, but William Dunkerly writes that, for purely business reasons, Gazprom should sell its media assets.
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Comment by Olga Sobolevskaya, Special to Russia Profile
May 31, 2005
With a glut of lawyers and economists and shortages of teachers and doctors, Olga Sobolevskaya says that the government should try to bring some balance to the education sector.
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By Alexander Osipovich, Special to Russia Profile
May 31, 2005
Peter Gerwe has come a long way from radio on the West Coast in the United States to the top-rated private television station in Russia.
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Comment by Pavel Erochkine, Special to Russia Profile
May 23, 2005
Establishing the Common Economic Space is central to plans for improved Russia-EU relations, but Pavel Erochkine argues that its very name may be behind the confusion on at least one side in the negotiations.
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