Russian Opposition Promises to Be Active by Autumn by Victor Andreyev [Editor’s note: we pleased to offer this exclusive eyewitness report from the Other Russia summit held last week in Moscow. Special thanks to Victor Andreyev, a journalist...
Now serving cassoulet Way back in December of last year, we blogged about a Wall Street Journal article which examined CEO of Total Christophe de Margerie’s bribery investigations and his “non-‘Anglo-Saxon'” approach to doi...
A while back during Vladimir Putin’s visit with George Bush at the family home in Kennebunkport, Maine, I recall reading an odd story on Siberian Light about an alleged member of the Russian president’s entourage trying to pass a count...
New surveys show that countries with high GDP growth like China, India and Russia also show high levels of optimism – however there is a huge gap between the elites and the general population. In Russia, 43% of elites say they “are sat...
Well, as we discussed on this blog a few days ago, Gazprom has announced its selection of the first partner for the development of the Shtokman natural gas field in the Barents Sea: Total of France. The French company will take on a 25% stake in t...
The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor of the U.S. State Department has opened up an invitation for civil society organizations in Russia to apply for up to $4 million in grants to promote “programs that will (1) bolster media freed...
From a letter sent to the Financial Times by Sacha Kumaria, a Senior Adviser at Cambridge Centre for Energy Studies: However, the renationalisation of energy assets in countries such as Russia and Venezuela, and long-standing prohibitions on forei...
In the next issue of Forbes, Daniel Fisher has a good profile of ENI’s Paolo Scaroni and his high-stakes bet on Russia (including a quote from RA). Eni CEO Paolo Scaroni (L) and Gazprom Vice-President Alexander Medvedev. Photo: Reuters From ...
Today the Scotsman is running an interesting book review / interview with Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm, which illuminates an important point about identity and reconciliation of past political ideology in Russia. Whether the West is aware of it...
After agreeing to withdraw support for ten years of Yukos audits, how is PwC rewarded? Moscow Times: Russian court hands victory to PricewaterhouseCoopers in tax evasion case A Russian appeals court on Tuesday ordered a new round of hearings into ...
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