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Kaliningrad Region: The Political Landscape Before the Elections
Roman Kolevatov
Kaliningrad Region: The Political Landscape Before the Elections
How has Russia’s invasion of Ukraine affected the situation in the Kaliningrad region? What is the background and what should we expect in the upcoming regional elections? Journalist and activist Roman Kolevatov provides answers
Roman Kolevatov
Kaliningrad Region: The Political Landscape Before the Elections
Kaliningrad Region: The Political Landscape Before the Elections
Beglov — a Riddle of Putinism?
Maxim Veselov
Beglov — a Riddle of Putinism?
Why will the most unpopular governor of Saint Petersburg win the upcoming election? How is Beglov significant to the Kremlin and to Putin personally? Political observer Maksim Veselov discusses why Beglov serves as the role model of Putin’s clerk in our new series on elections.
Maxim Veselov
Beglov — a Riddle of Putinism?
Beglov — a Riddle of Putinism?
Do Systemic Parties Have a Future?
Fielding Mellish
Do Systemic Parties Have a Future?
How did “systemic parties” emerge in Russia? What makes a political party “systemic” in general? And why does Vladimir Putin’s regime still need them? Political researcher Fielding Mellish explores these questions
Fielding Mellish
Do Systemic Parties Have a Future?
Do Systemic Parties Have a Future?
“We Will Start Small”
Editorial collective
“We Will Start Small”
How can a deputy of the City Duma [the municipal parliament] help people? Why are trade unions so important for Russia? What will make sanctions a fairer political tool? Lawyer and politician Evgeny Stupin talks about his achievements and plans
Editorial collective
“We Will Start Small”
“We Will Start Small”
What is Going On In the Kursk Region?
Editorial collective
What is Going On In the Kursk Region?
On the night of 6 August, the Ukrainian army broke through the Russian border into the Kursk region
Editorial collective
What is Going On In the Kursk Region?
What is Going On In the Kursk Region?
“I’d Really Like to Live in Russia”
Anastasia Polozkova
“I’d Really Like to Live in Russia”
What is the meaning of clandestine electoral campaigns in Russia? Could the experiences of political struggle in other countries be adopted by Russian activists in the future? Activist and politician Ksenia Bezdenezhnykh on her electoral experience and workplace politics
Anastasia Polozkova
“I’d Really Like to Live in Russia”
“I’d Really Like to Live in Russia”
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