TODAY: Polling station web cameras are useless, say critics; Central Elections Committee sees no violations; Putin says Duma vote will not be held early, blames West for escalation of Syria conflict; Lermontov cancels local elections; Human Rights...
Another good article by Konstantin von Eggert, this time in the Financial Times: Life will not return to 2007, when Mr Putin presided over unprecedented economic growth and was acclaimed by a majority of the population (including many of those now...
The managers of Skolkovo’s 19 international technology companies have formed an independent advisory board. Siemens says that, while the construction of a high-speed rail link between Moscow and St Petersburg will be dominated by Russian companie...
The managers of Skolkovo’s 19 international technology companies have formed an independent advisory board. Siemens says that, while the construction of a high-speed rail link between Moscow and St Petersburg will be dominated by Russian companie...
TODAY: St Petersburg’s anti-homosexual law close to passing; Moscow City Hall turning down opposition protest requests for day after elections; Putin says opposition will plant fake evidence of voting fraud; Navalny says he will not recognise this...
TODAY: St Petersburg’s anti-homosexual law close to passing; Moscow City Hall turning down opposition protest requests for day after elections; Putin says opposition will plant fake evidence of voting fraud; Navalny says he will not recognise this...
Despite reaching the share price that would ready it for a stake sale, Sberbank’s privatization continues to be delayed, amid hints that the election run-up and accompanying market jitters are the reason. Despite a funding boost from VTB, tour co...
TODAY: Duma votes to reintroduce direct gubernatorial elections; December voting fraud covered up as thousands register to monitor next week’s elections; Russia may soften Syria stance; Yakemenko wins defamation suit over Kashin allegations; Georg...
Yulia Latynina explains: There are many ways that democracy differs from authoritarianism, but one of them is very basic: In a democracy, street demonstrations always protest against something, such as the policies of the ruling party — while rall...
The CEO of Raiffeisen Bank, which has a strong presence in Russia, says that Vladimir Putin has guaranteed stability and continuing democratic reforms, and says he supports this: ‘I’m absolutely convinced that there is a permanent process going on...
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