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www.themoscowtimes.com
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| | | | | President Vladimir Putin is working to silence his most vocal pro-war nationalist critics on the eve of this fall's regional elections and the 2024 presidential election in which he is expected to seek six more years in power. Following the Wagner mutiny, which posed the biggest threat yet to Putin's 23-year rule, the Kremlin now seeks to deploy the same tactics it used to crush Russia's liberal opposition against prominent far-right "patriots" to mitigate its political risks, three Russian officials tol... | |
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meduza.io
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| | | | | Last month, attorney Pavel Chikov joined Meduza's Russian-language podcast "What Happened" to discuss Russia's main legal trend in 2022: the strengthening of the police state inside the country against a backdrop of the war in Ukraine. The show's host, Vladislav Gorin, premised the interview on the thought that Russia's increasingly repressive regulation of society is both the domestic equivalent of the Kremlin's fear-based foreign policy and an instrument of achieving Putin's military goals by forcing t... | |
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livinginfin.com
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| | | | | Russian activist Ilya Kapustin has fled to Finland, where he is currently seeking asylum. Photo by Pasi Liesimaa. Courtesy of Iltalehti Russian Activist Ilya Kapustin, Seeking Asylum in Finland: "When the Stamp Thudded in My Passport, It Was Like a Huge Weight Had Been Lifted from My Shoulders" Nina Järvenkylä Iltalehti March 10, 2018 A... | |
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www.themoscowtimes.com
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| | | Russian forces have become "bogged down" trying to capture the Ukrainian border town of Vovchansk,Ukraine's top general Oleksandr Syrsky said Friday, though fighting on the eastern front remains intense. | ||
