Masha Lipman has an op/ed running in the Washington Post today which raises many poignant questions about the new Russian nationalism and historical reconciliation: Vladimir Putin’s government is averse to exposing or dwelling on the crimes ...
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[While I was attending the Finnish-Russian Civic Forum in Helsinki in early July, Grigory Pasko introduced me to an intelligent, articulate young man named Andrei Dmitriev, one of the leaders of the banned National-Bolshevik Party. I have been int...
For a while it seemed that there was practically no limit to the enthusiasm held by Western businesses to get into Russia no matter how alarming the political situation. However, perhaps in light of the credit crunch and the healthy return of risk...
Today while President Vladimir Putin attended the 8th International Aviation and Space Salon MAKS-2007. (photo: AP) Apparently the Russians believe that the plans to install an anti-ballistic missile shield in Europe will go out with the Bush admi...
Opposition leader Garry Kasparov has an interview coming out tomorrow in Bulletin magazine in which he warns that John Howard of Australia could be in violation of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty if he sells uranium to Russia – uranium ...
(see part 1 of this series here) Sketches from a Small Journey in Russia Part 2: Moscow-Petushki By Grigory Pasko, journalist Pokrov – 113th kilometer “…And so in these gaps I saw city lights, many lights and the vanishing station sign ‘Pokr...
This year’s most high profile case of “punitive psychiatry” against a member of the Russian opposition, Larisa Arap, has finally come to close today with her discharge from the hospital.
(AFP) Paul Kennedy, director of International Security Studies at Yale University, has a syndicated column about Russia out today. Largely a laundry list of Russian wrongdoing (including criticism of pipeline imperialism and energy expropriation),...
The Nabucco pipeline project has looked moribund for months. Is a revival in sight? By Derek Brower, journalist ANALYSTS and journalists have been writing off Nabucco for months. But now it seems there could be life in the project yet. According t...
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