How much is the EU, G7 countries, Australia and Switzerland investments in the Russian economy?

The European Union, the G7 countries, Australia and Switzerland have invested more than $288 billion in the Russian economy.

The European Union owns the lion’s share of these investments, with a value of $223.3 billion, with investments in Cyprus amounting to $98.3 billion, the Netherlands $50.1 billion, Germany $17.3 billion, France $16.6 billion, and Italy $12.9 billion.

Among the G7 countries, Britain is the largest investor in the Russian economy, with the value of British assets in Russia amounting to $18.9 billion, followed by the United States with $9.6 billion, Japan with $4.6 billion, and Canada with $2.9 billion.

Switzerland’s investments in Russia amounted to $28.5 billion, and Norway’s investments amounted to $139 million.