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14:16Now Playing🇺🇦 Page of the National Bank of Ukraine where you can make a donation to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Russia is suffering the biggest brain drain in decades. This is the other side of the Ukraine War: hundreds of thousands of young Russian professionals are leaving the country because of the situation caused by sanctions and Putin's growing authoritarianism.
Most of these professionals are flying to places like Dubai, India or Kazakhstan... but Europe is closing its borders to them (at least, in terms of granting them work visas). This is due to the sanctions against Russia, which have overlooked important details.
Attracting Russian professionals would be a huge blow against Putin's regime: without talent, no economy can develop. Accepting these bright young workers could also be a golden opportunity to solve many of Europe's major economic problems.
The question is, why is Europe closing its doors to Russian talent? How could it open its doors to Russian workers? In this video we tell you about it.
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