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Jason Corcoran

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Aug 26, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Jason Corcoran

    Russians Are Rushing for Cash. Should the Kremlin Be Worried? - The Moscow Times (opens the original)

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    As the Kremlin prepares to roll out its latest financial innovation — the digital ruble — Russians are increasingly turning to a more old-fashioned alternative: cash. Households and businesses have added 2.1 trillion rubles ($25.3 billion) to their cash holdings so far this year. That marks the largest increase recorded since the start of the war, surpassing the 1.8 trillion rubles ($21.7 billion) added between January and August 2023. Back then, cash demand was driven by Russians fleeing the co

  2. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Jason Corcoran

    Montenegro Ends Visa-Free Entry for Russians Amid 2028 EU Membership Bid - The Moscow Times (opens the original)

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    Montenegro will require Russian citizens to obtain visas starting Nov. 1, the small Western Balkan nation’s government announced Monday, as it tightens border rules in line with EU standards to join the bloc by 2028. “Nationals of countries whose visa regimes were previously not aligned with that of the European Union (Belarus, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye) will require a visa to enter Montenegro as of Nov. 1, 2026,” Montenegro’s foreign ministry said in a statement. Montenegro has fo

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Jason Corcoran

    Even If Ukraine Doesn't Recapture Crimea, Kyiv Has Damaged Russia's Credibility - The Moscow Times (opens the original)

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    This summer, none of our friends or relatives still in Russia will holiday in Crimea. Many continued doing so after Russia's full-scale invasion, when Europe closed to Russian travellers and President Vladimir Putin's prized peninsula became a popular beach destination despite the occasional drone attack. Now, intensifying Ukrainian drone strikes, fuel shortages and mounting disruption have made even Crimea an unattractive place to spend a summer holiday. For Putin, that is more than a tourism p

  4. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Jason Corcoran

    Slovakia Suspends Short-Stay Visas for Russian Tourists Through Summer - The Moscow Times (opens the original)

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    Slovakia has suspended short-stay Schengen visa applications for Russian nationals through the end of the summer, though processing for long-stay visas will remain open. Private visa operators BLS International and VFS Global both said Slovakia’s visa application centers will cancel all existing appointments scheduled for July and August. The companies said applicants who have already paid booking fees will receive full refunds. “During July and August 2026, Slovakia’s visa application centers w

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