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Russia Lost Its Wallet in Serbia: Its Oil and Gas Company NIS Went to Hungary and the UAE

For almost a year, Russia was engaged in selling the Serbian oil and gas company NIS, which is controlled by Gazprom. During this time, the actions of the Russian side brought Serbia to the brink of a fuel crisis. This story could completely change Russia’s role in the Balkans.

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Tatjana Rybakova

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Emigration and Suicide: What You Need to Know to Prevent New Tragedies

In early January 2026, Russian journalist and emigrant Evgeny Safronov tragically died near Paris. This story exposed the problem of vulnerability among people experiencing prolonged stress and social isolation, which many emigrants face

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Goodbye, America! Gorbachev’s «New Thinking» Lost to Trump’s MAGA

Forty years ago, the ideas of Mikhail Gorbachev gave rise to the concept of “new thinking,” which led to humanistic changes in international politics. Why didn’t these changes work, and why, forty years later, have we fallen into a historical abyss?

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More than Two Thousand Hostages, Dozens of Victims, and Lies from the Security Services: 30 Years Since the Kizlyar and Pervomayskoye Terror Attack

In the winter of 1996, nearly twice as many hostages were taken in Kizlyar as in Budyonnovsk just six months earlier; in terms of sheer numbers, the terrorist attack in Dagestan remains the largest in Russian (and apparently world) history to this day.

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«If we are afraid, everything will disappear.» Annual memorial events for murdered Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova held in Moscow

A "Most" journalist attended the memorial events for anti-fascists killed in a far-right attack

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Nikita Zolotarev

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«What happiness it is that we live in this city.» A Report from New Year’s Moscow

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Stanislav Pjaterik

Lifehack Against the Army, Cheaply

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Signals from Below. Informing Returns to Russian Schools and Universities

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

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Alexandr ZHelenin

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«War is a matter of time.» How residents of Lithuania’s Panemune are preparing for a Russian invasion

The smallest town in Lithuania is located on the border with the Kaliningrad region. Access to Russia from there is possible via the Queen Louise Bridge — one of the few functioning pedestrian crossings between the Russian Federation and the European Union.

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Maria Litvinova

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Goodbye, America! Gorbachev’s «New Thinking» Lost to Trump’s MAGA

Forty years ago, the ideas of Mikhail Gorbachev gave rise to the concept of “new thinking,” which led to humanistic changes in international politics. Why didn’t these changes work, and why, forty years later, have we fallen into a historical abyss?

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Russia Lost Its Wallet in Serbia: Its Oil and Gas Company NIS Went to Hungary and the UAE

For almost a year, Russia was engaged in selling the Serbian oil and gas company NIS, which is controlled by Gazprom. During this time, the actions of the Russian side brought Serbia to the brink of a fuel crisis. This story could completely change Russia’s role in the Balkans.

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Tatjana Rybakova

Emigration and Suicide: What You Need to Know to Prevent New Tragedies

In early January 2026, Russian journalist and emigrant Evgeny Safronov tragically died near Paris. This story exposed the problem of vulnerability among people experiencing prolonged stress and social isolation, which many emigrants face

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160 years ago the South lost the Civil War in the USA. What would the world be like if they had won?

The four-year slaughter between North and South ended on May 26, 1865. On that day, the last large group of rebel Confederate troops surrendered in the state of Texas

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