'Kleptocrats,' bureaucrats blamed for Russia's woes
Russia's current economic woes can be traced both to greedy "kleptocrats" who have looted stock holding companies so badly that private capital is afraid to invest, and to regular bureaucrats who sap public funds with little to show for it beyond petty corruption, experts in the contemporary Russian...
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