Если Вы хотите прочитать оригинал данной статьи на русском языке, нажмите сюда. I was listening to our president and recalled Jerzy Lec: “I am so full of optimism that I can’t take any more of it.” What didn’t Dmitry Medved...
Ever come across something so brilliant you wish you had thought of it yourself? Well that’s what Seth Hettena has just put together, via sourcing from Vedomosti: an aggregation of the preferred timepieces worn by high-level Russian official...
Vladimir Putin has been ranked number 3 in the Forbes list of the most powerful people in the world, President Medvedev comes in 43rd, after Deputy Prime Minister, siloviki chieftain and Rosneft chairman Igor Sechin at number 42. (See the editor&#...
Medvedev’s annual state-of-the-nation address has been hotly anticipated, with talk of electoral reforms surfacing in today’s FT, issues of modernization and the promise of responses to his Go Russia! article to be included. For those ...
Nikolai Zobin in today’s Moscow Times laments that President Medvedev persistently highlights the level of corruption in Russia, whilst, by all accounts, the problem of graft has increased during his Presidency. (See yesterday’s ‘...
TODAY: Medvedev to give state of the nation address, modernization presumed to be key theme; opposition members laud ousting of Governor Rossel; Moscow Mayor to sue opposition politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky over corruption claims. Lavrov intervie...
Dmitri Trenin, Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center, dissects Russia’s foreign policy in the November/December issue of Foreign Affairs in an article entitled, “Russia Reborn.” Following is the passage I think resonates the mos...
Paul Goble’s post from a few days ago remains the most thorough roundup I’ve come across so far of the developing situation concerning the eviction of the Moscow Helsinki Group and the Moscow branch of For Human Rights. The LA Times is...
Translated from a Russian stock market report in yesterday’s Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Analysts from the investment bank Troika Dialog therefore consider the increasing strength of the American economy as a threat to above-average deve...
From Foreign Policy’s recent special about the fall of the Berlin Wall, a neat little 4-point piece debunking some of the interpretations of why it collapsed: Here’s a reality check on the most persistent myths: No. 1: It was Ronald Re...
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