RFE/RL today considers the question of why artists from the Voina collective seem to have received harsher treatment than their protesting associates in St Petersburg last week – three of them receiving charges, and one of them – Oleg ...
TODAY: Livejournal hacked; police department praises latest reforms; Whitmore & FT on the tandem; Posner fails to deliver on promise; Albright on nuclear risk; Minsk needs Moscow; Federal Tax Service under investigation; Soyuz docks; history o...
TODAY: Ivanov in the U.S.; political apathy on the rise; LiveJournal hacked; Libya campaign could backfire, say Russian ministers; Roskosmos head stepping down, speculation over embarrassment; Investigative Committee reprimands employee over leak;...
TODAY: Ivanov in the U.S.; political apathy on the rise; LiveJournal hacked; Libya campaign could backfire, say Russian ministers; Roskosmos head stepping down, speculation over embarrassment; Investigative Committee reprimands employee over leak;...
TODAY: Soyuz spaceship blasts off; police official fired for assault on female journalist; Russia wants U.S. guarantees; Kashin sued by alleged attacker; army will continue to use conscripts; wildfires in Siberia; Fashion Week. The Soyuz spaceship...
TODAY: Soyuz spaceship blasts off; police official fired for assault on female journalist; Russia wants U.S. guarantees; Kashin sued by alleged attacker; army will continue to use conscripts; wildfires in Siberia; Fashion Week. The Soyuz spaceship...
TODAY: St Petersburg march draws officials; Voina activists beaten, says lawyer; vendors on hunger strike; U.N. throws out Georgia case; Medvedev mediates on Investigative Committee / Prosecutor General row; reporter’s book on corruption sei...
TODAY: St Petersburg march draws officials; Voina activists beaten, says lawyer; vendors on hunger strike; U.N. throws out Georgia case; Medvedev mediates on Investigative Committee / Prosecutor General row; reporter’s book on corruption sei...
Masha Lipman paints a grim portrait of contemporary Russia in today’s Moscow Times, saying that, at best, consistently high approval ratings for Vladimir Putin over the years represent apathy rather than active choice. Russian leaders&#...
Masha Lipman paints a grim portrait of contemporary Russia in today’s Moscow Times, saying that, at best, consistently high approval ratings for Vladimir Putin over the years represent apathy rather than active choice. Russian leaders&#...
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