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The Kuril Paradox. Why Putin Flew to Iturup

Last week, the Russian leader visited the Kuril Islands for the first time in the 26 years of his rule. This demonstrative trip sharply worsened Russian-Japanese relations. On the other hand, it was supposed to please the Chinese comrades

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Alexandr ZHelenin

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«Sometimes, when you look at the representatives of the European Commission who write the sanctions text, you want to ask: what exactly were you trying to achieve?»

Interview with Gera Ugryumova — founder of the "Iskra" association, which fights discrimination against Russian emigrants in the European Union

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Olga Proskurnina

Saving Private Wildberries. Why the state is in no hurry to help Russia’s largest marketplace

Desperate pleas from Wildberries owners and sellers to the government are provoking a sluggish and chaotic response. And it seems the issue is not just a banal lack of money

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Tatjana Rybakova

Why Russia’s collapse seems impossible today

In recent years, a number of Russian political émigrés have advocated independence for the national republics and other Russian regions. But they do not explain how this is to be achieved

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Migration crisis in Ceuta: what was that?

"Moroccan police were pushing us toward the water and shouting: ‘Swim! Swim!’"

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Alexandr ZHelenin

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Privatization of the past. How Putin and his entourage earned political capital from Russian history

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Konstantin Pahaljuk

Say thank you too that you’re still alive. In Russia, they are introducing civil execution for political emigrants

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Katerina Barabash

«Jesus Christ really existed. And his name was Radomir»

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Irina Romashova

Marine Le Pen’s career that might never have been. In 2027, France could elect a woman with a criminal conviction as president

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A November Socialist Revolution Took Place in New York

34-year-old socialist Zohran Mamdani won the New York mayoral election. Nearly the whole world followed his campaign, and here’s why

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Andrey Sapozhnikov

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What does Russia’s future look like after Putin? Scientific Director of the Levada Center, Lev Gudkov, responds

«Everything is heading toward slow degradation. Slow, because the regime has enough resources. And it’s not about Putin; he is merely the expression of everything worst in this country.»

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Alexandr ZHelenin

The Writer of the Russian Snake. On the Seventieth Anniversary of Vladimir Sorokin

Vladimir Sorokin compared the Soviet myth to an unburied corpse that continues to emit miasmas. Now the Soviet snake, having shed its old skin, has again gaped its jaws and looks devouring at the whole world.

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Andrey Arhangelsky

Why Russia’s collapse seems impossible today

In recent years, a number of Russian political émigrés have advocated independence for the national republics and other Russian regions. But they do not explain how this is to be achieved

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The Kuril Paradox. Why Putin Flew to Iturup

Last week, the Russian leader visited the Kuril Islands for the first time in the 26 years of his rule. This demonstrative trip sharply worsened Russian-Japanese relations. On the other hand, it was supposed to please the Chinese comrades

Author:

Alexandr ZHelenin

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