The end to a three-day siege in a Moscow theatre, where 50 Chechens held more than 750 Russians and foreigners hostage, has done nothing to enhance Russia’s image. It is still widely regarded as a cold, inhospitable and unstable place – a perception reflected in some of the lowest per capita foreign direct investment in eastern Europe. But the latest capital flight figures suggest that for Russians themselves the whole country has moved to the Caribbean.
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