TODAY: Rights activists call Aleksanyan death ‘murder’; dozens detained at rally; United Russia’s ‘charm’ offensive to gain middle class vote; Communist will play nationalist card. The Eurasian Union and Putin’...
From Catherine Belton’s Financial Times coverage of yesterday’s death of Yukos lawyer Vasily Alexanyan, who, like Sergei Magnitsky, was denied urgent medical treatment while unlawfully jailed by the Russian government. “He would still ...
From Catherine Belton’s Financial Times coverage of yesterday’s death of Yukos lawyer Vasily Alexanyan, who, like Sergei Magnitsky, was denied urgent medical treatment while unlawfully jailed by the Russian government. “He would still ...
Prof. Mark Galeotti (NYU) has an interesting piece in The Moscow News about the recent revenge killings of expatriate Chechens living in Turkey, raising troubling questions over the extra-territorial activity of state security services (and natura...
Prof. Mark Galeotti (NYU) has an interesting piece in The Moscow News about the recent revenge killings of expatriate Chechens living in Turkey, raising troubling questions over the extra-territorial activity of state security services (and natura...
After reading a petition, my friend called me and said that the story of Vitaly Arkhangelsky, a businessman from St Petersburg, is of the same nature as the examples provided on the site. Please be reminded: the authors of the petition believe tha...
Following reports of price issues at the end of last week, Turkey has decided to sever its gas contract with Gazprom under which it bought 6 billion cubic meters of gas annually. Since the state pipeline company Botas announced the decision, Russ...
Ford has marked the start of a new venture with Sollers to produce Explorer SUVs in Tatarstan. The U.S. carmaker is reportedly confident that sales growth in Russia will continue despite economic turbulence. Norilsk Nickel may borrow as much as ...
Ford has marked the start of a new venture with Sollers to produce Explorer SUVs in Tatarstan. The U.S. carmaker is reportedly confident that sales growth in Russia will continue despite economic turbulence. Norilsk Nickel may borrow as much as ...
TODAY: 40 detained at Moscow gay rights rally; whether the arrested were participants or opponents remains unclear; the activities of art’s enfants terribles Voina; Britain’s secret Magnitsky blacklist; FSB authorized to kill abroad, s...
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