TODAY: Strategy 31 protests see 150 arrested in Moscow and St Petersburg including opposition leaders, U.S. concerned; troops to be posted in Arctic; banned spying devices could include mobile phones; supercomputer to monitor bloggers; strangeness...
It would seem I had already become accustomed to the notion that there is practically not one single corner of the earth left where you can’t find a Russian person. From Australia to Iceland, from Brazil to Japan, we are everywhere, sometime...
The Russian LGBT Network has announced that this week is the fifth annual Russian Week Against Homophobia. Unfortunate timing, then, for United Russia and five of Russia’s other, major registered political parties to have shunned a rou...
The Russian LGBT Network has announced that this week is the fifth annual Russian Week Against Homophobia. Unfortunate timing, then, for United Russia and five of Russia’s other, major registered political parties to have shunned a rou...
TODAY: Strategy 31 organizers to turn sights to United Russia; organization raided by police ahead of protests today; new opposition report on corruption; debating the independence of the revived Moscow News; HIV figures rise; Council of Europe to...
TODAY: Putin supporter given United Russia seat; Strategy 31 to set new target; EU-Russia Civil Society Forum inaugurated; Medvedev warns terrorists, Umarov not killed in strike; Russia not invited to Libya meeting; radioactive iodine found in Rus...
TODAY: Moskovskiye Novosti relaunches; CEC head re-elected; United Russia loses in Berdsk, but not in Tambov; Strategy 31 protests to end; opposition report on corruption; third presidential candidate? Khodorkovsky judge aide resigns; Lavrov ups L...
TODAY: Moskovskiye Novosti relaunches; CEC head re-elected; United Russia loses in Berdsk, but not in Tambov; Strategy 31 protests to end; opposition report on corruption; third presidential candidate? Khodorkovsky judge aide resigns; Lavrov ups L...
Aleksei Navalny’s star is rising, if this New York Times profile is anything to go by. Navalny’s anti-corruption website, exposing the corrupt practices of Russia’s fattest contractors, drew the attention of Vladimir Putin ...
Aleksei Navalny’s star is rising, if this New York Times profile is anything to go by. Navalny’s anti-corruption website, exposing the corrupt practices of Russia’s fattest contractors, drew the attention of Vladimir Putin ...
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