TODAY: Kirill urges leaders to acknowledge demands of protest movement; Kremlin uses Photoshop in attempt to discredit Navalny; internet as vector for financing anti-Kremlin groups; rally in Moscow attended by 100; judge claims torture. Kremlin c...
The defection of long-time state official Alexei Kudrin to the “opposition” may in fact be a Kremlin ploy, but some of his latest statements are quite interesting. From the Associated Press: “Without the acknowledgment that the p...
The defection of long-time state official Alexei Kudrin to the “opposition” may in fact be a Kremlin ploy, but some of his latest statements are quite interesting. From the Associated Press: “Without the acknowledgment that the p...
Reuters reports on the anticipation surrounding Russia’s first bond deal for 2012: ‘Most likely it will be a US dollar deal from a government-backed credit.’ France is reportedly seeking greater military and technical cooperation with Russia as a...
As many readers know, Russia decided to play a bit of a gag by releasing a scathing “human rights report” aimed at criticizing the United States over Guatanamo and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, while leaving aside anything having t...
As many readers know, Russia decided to play a bit of a gag by releasing a scathing “human rights report” aimed at criticizing the United States over Guatanamo and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, while leaving aside anything having t...
In a probing and noteworthy article in the Atlantic today, Paul J Saunders considers the role of the elite in the possible transformation of the political landscape in Russia as we begin the year. Over the past few months, there has been consider...
In a probing and noteworthy article in the Atlantic today, Paul J Saunders considers the role of the elite in the possible transformation of the political landscape in Russia as we begin the year. Over the past few months, there has been consider...
TODAY: Udaltsov released after 25 days; will holidays take the wind out of opposition movement? Freedom House decries Russia’s human rights report. Moldova hopes for change in Russian peacekeeping mission; Internet use up; Phobos GruntR...
TODAY: Voina marks new year with burning police car; Communist pantomime; Russians consider regime overthrow unlikely in 2012, says poll. Reset on the rocks; Foreign Ministry denies Iran missile test According to the New York Times, a spokesman fo...
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