The escalation of unrest in the east of Ukraine has thrust the issue of Western sanctions against Russia back onto the agenda. No side would win in a tit-for-tat exchange of sanctions, but by the same token we suspect that Russia is more vulnerable to tougher measures by the West than many seem to believe.
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