A Serbian veteran from the Balkan wars of the 1990s rests during a protest in central Belgrade October 9, 2007. (Photo: Reuters) Janusz Bugajski (a great academic who has been featured on this blog here and here) and Edward Joseph have a column in...
The Repentance of Father Sergiy or Whom Will God Judge? By Grigory Pasko “For if they do these things in a green tree, what shall be done in the dry?” (Luke 23:31) Sergey Taratukhin – the former Father Sergiy – at a rally in support of Mikhail Kho...
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks with Regional Development Minister Dmitry Kozak during a congress of Russian local leaders in Moscow, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2007. Putin urged mayors across Russia to get out the vote in parliamentary elections (...
Last week we announced on this blog the live webcast of congressional hearings held on the Yukos case, featuring testimony by Tim Osborne, Anders Aslund, and others. The archived webcast can still be viewed, and now the transcripts are available f...
Photo from the Digital Journalist As we get closer and closer to the $100 barrel of oil, dutch disease is beginning to dispense havoc upon the Russian economy, driving inflation and causing prices of basic food staples to skyrocket. Today Eugene R...
In a brief departure from my regular blog posts here, I would like to quickly express my gratitude and appreciation for the excellent work of Myron Glaser and his wife, the owners of Glaser Designs of San Francisco, an independent briefcase and lu...
As reported last week on our Daily news blast, a peculiar question came up from a live caller (which was totally not arranged and screened by the government censors) during President Putin’s unique Q&A session alluding to comments made ...
Back when former SEC Commissioner Roel Campos scandalously compared the London Stock Exchange’s junior AIM market to a lively “casino,” his comments were largely dismissed by the monocle-bearing gatekeepers of the British stock m...
Has everyone checked out this site Fora.tv? I’m hooked. Here’s my latest find, which is a video of Lilia Shevstova speaking at the Carnegie Endowment. We highly recommend Shevstova’s new book “Lost in Transition.”
Here’s an interesting piece of news that a reporter friend has pointed me towards: Sergei Storchak has announced the early repayment of an old agricultural loan of $343.25 million to the United States, which was made during the Federation...
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