Infrastructure: Build Russia a boom before it breaks down

Fund plugs into power sector reforms

Domodedovo airport – a cautionary tale? 

The economy is in good shape, which is more than can be said for the country’s infrastructure. Links for land, sea and air transport are rapidly falling apart and are expected to cost trillions of dollars to fix.

IN ECONOMIC TERMS Russia has charged ahead since the turn of the century, registering annual economic growth of more than 7% on the back of growing demand for commodities from abroad and rising consumption at home.