Emil Wannheden

@ewannhed.bsky.social

Analyst, Swedish Defence Research (FOI) Agency. Russia, economics, etc.

Russia published its budget report for Q3 of 2025. Military spending is not slowing down. In Q3, it was 38% higher than last year (3.6 trillion rubles in Q3, 11.9 trillion rubles so far for the year). Good news: Federal recruitment data is back!

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New piece in @foreignpolicy.com from me and @msnegovaya.bsky.social outlining why sanctions on Russia matter and ways to tighten them. Russia's economic adaptation since 2022 has been impressive, but there are real issues that tougher sanctions could exploit foreignpolicy.com/2025/08/04/t...

What the Next Round of Sanctions Against Russia Should Look Like

Moscow has successfully restructured its economy on an impressive war footing, but there are weaknesses under the hood.

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The EU has an extensive sanctions regime against Russia - but it is constantly under threat of a veto from Hungary and Slovakia as it requires unanimity to be extended .In my latest piece I argue that the EU can overcome this by accusing Russia of economic coercion 1/n) www.cer.eu/insights/cas...

The case for using the Anti-Coercion Instrument against Russia

The EU sanctions regime against Russia is threatened by a Hungarian veto. The Anti-Coercion Instrument would allow the EU to bypass Budapest.

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Any economic cooperation with Russia today only strengthens its military capabilities, making it a greater threat to Europe. Russia will remain militarised even with a ceasefire, warns Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI) analyst @ewannhed.bsky.social in an interview with @diplomaatia.bsky.social.

How to Break Russia’s Economic Back - ICDS

Russia's war effort is more political than economic consideration. Although the price of the war is high, Russia is willing to bear it, says Emil Wannheden, an economic analyst at the Swedish Defence ...

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Igasugune majanduskoostöö Venemaaga on vesi tema veskile ja oht Euroopa julgeolekule. Venemaa militariseeritus jätkub isegi siis, kui sõlmida relvarahu, leiab Rootsi Kaitseuuringute Agentuuri (FOI) majandusanalüütik Emil Wannhedeniga. @ewannhed.bsky.social

Emil Wannheden: Kuidas murda Venemaa majandust – Diplomaatia

Venemaa sõjapingutused on rohkem poliitiline kui majanduslik kaalutlus. Kuigi sõja hind on kõrge, on Venemaa valmis seda kandma, leidis Balti Kaitsekolledži Vene konverentsil osalenud Emil Wannheden, ...

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