The report titled Proposals for Russia’s Migration Strategy through 2035 has been prepared by the order from the Centre for Strategic Research. The period that followed the disintegration of the Soviet Union proved to be challenging
for Russia from the perspective of politics, socioeconomics, demographics and migration. The unfavourable demographic trends and the declining and ageing of the population
were partially offset by an influx of temporary and permanent migrants from
other post-Soviet states. But numerous errors in the migration policy led to a decrease in Russia’s migration attractiveness, turning migration into a source of social tension and an instrument of political infighting.

The note reviews policy options to mitigate the (formal) employment impact of COVID-19, many of which are being deployed by governments.

This joint report by Global Education Futures and WorldSkills Russia contains the results of a foresight cycle and expert meetings co-hosted by GEF and WS in 2014–2017 and aims to determine the image of a workplace within the economy of the future. The report studies key trends in the labor market, the problems associated with the transformation of the workplace, and the skills which are going to be necessary in the future.

Minister for the development of the Russian Far East and Arctic Alexei Chekunkov spoke to the Eastern Economic Forum 2022 magazine about the impact the current political situation is having on the development of the region, the most profitable infrastructure project in Russian history, and a new approach to urban planning.