TODAY: Hydropower attackers named; same-sex couples to be denied Russian adoptions; blue bucket protesters detained in Moscow; Moldova wants Russia out; Foreign Ministry accuses US of ‘kidnapping’; Medvedev in Finland; Siberian woman s...
Below you will find a video introduction, press release, and link to the full document of our latest White Paper prepared in response to the tragically violent Bangkok killings of protesters occurring in in April and May of this year. Please see w...
Today’s bomb attack on a power plant in the North Caucasus, which left two dead and put the plant out of service for weeks, might signal Russian extremists’ shift toward economic targets in the region, experts say in a Reuters report p...
Arguing along similar lines as Katinka Barysch’s piece yesterday, analysts quoted in Judy Dempsey’s New York Times article today call for a single strong policy toward Ukraine, which seems to be moving back into Russia’s sphere o...
The Kremlin needs $50 billion every year for road construction, and the Duma is apparently considering levying a new excise tax on gasoline to fund this project. Kazakhstan currently plans to implement a $20 per ton tax on oil leaving its te...
According to Economic Development Minister Elvira Nabiullina, the number of unplanned inspections of small businesses has dropped by roughly a third, thanks to new cuts on regulations. The Finance Ministry wants to cut federal government sta...
TODAY: New UNICEF report on HIV and Russian children; militants attack hydropower plant in North Caucasus; boost for Strategy 31; FSB says employee salaries are state secrets; drought and heatwave continue; arms exports to reach a post-Soviet reco...
In her latest piece, Katinka Barysch of the Centre for European Reform, whose articles on Russia’s energy politics we’ve blogged about on many occasions in the past, examines Russia’s role in the former Soviet region. Here’...
Following the US Senate talks today on the New START treaty, the level of inter- as well as intra-party polarization on the proposed pact becomes ever more apparent. Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle argues that a failure to ratify the treaty w...
Writing in the Moscow Times, Fyodor Lukyanov lists the ten key events that, in his opinion, had the biggest impact on Russia’s foreign policy over the last 12 months. Interestingly, the recent regime overthrow in Kyrgyzstan and Russia’...
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