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Nasa is leading the 16-nation international project, which had suffered repeated delays because of Russian funding woes.
In a February statement that coincided with the apex of Moscow's economic woes, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said he saw "no political obstacles" to allowing China to gain stakes of more than 50percentt in gas and oil fields inside Russia.
Nevertheless, the Russian oil giant's woes continue to mount: a Moscow court issued an arrest warrant for Leonid Nevzlin, one of its largest shareholders.
Investors may be willing to overlook the Russian economy's structural woes, but they shouldn't forget the country has had a crisis almost every five years.
Now, as Russia wrestles with its own economic woes, the Russian government's ability to underwrite Transnistria – along with other disputed territories such as Abkhazia and South Ossetia – is under increasing pressure.
The promise of visa-free travel would play a crucial role in raising public optimism about the European integration process, which is threatened by Russian propaganda .Georgia's economic woes are another reason for popular disaffection.
Fresh political woes for Russian security firm Kaspersky, which has reacted angrily to a vote in the European Union Parliament last week to ban its software — on the grounds that it has been "confirmed as malicious".
But whereas almost all other dissident intellectuals concentrated on the woes of Russians, she also considered the captive nations of central Europe, blighted by war and occupation.
The Russian government faced further woe, as the benchmark price of oil - its main export - fell below $60 a barrel for the first time since July 2009.
80% of Crimea's electricity comes from Ukraine, which has restricted power as it copes with its own energy woes: cutbacks of Russian gas.
