Navalny’s return puts the spotlight back on Russia’s security services
Kirill Shamiev sees Alexei Navalny’s return to Russia — and subsequent arrest — as another reminder of why reform of Russia’s security services is long overdue
Kirill Shamiev sees Alexei Navalny’s return to Russia — and subsequent arrest — as another reminder of why reform of Russia’s security services is long overdue
Kirill Shamiev on how the Khabarovsk Region stood up to the ‘Far West’
Kirill Shamiev on civil-military relations in the USA and Russia
Kirill Shamiev on evidence-based policymaking as one of the possible innovations of the Mishustin government
Part 6 of “Safety first”: State – and Human-level Security in Russia
Part One of ‘Safety first’ examines how broadly defined security issues became the most important ideological and material factor undergirding Russian politics today
On Russia’s regional governors. Part five of our ‘Russia’s Human Resources’ series
Foreign policy / Russia - EU / What does the future hold for relations among Russia, Europe and the United States
Modern Hungarian-Russian relations can be neatly summed up by the phrase “in the right place, at the right time”
The fourth part of our ‘Russia’s Human Resources’ series looks at the government and state-owned companies
The third article in the ‘Russia’s staff’ series: the Presidential Administration
This is the second part of a series entitled ‘Russia’s Human Resources.’ This part examines how workers with military or secret service backgrounds percolate Russia’s ruling elite.
After analyzing 176 career track records of high-level state employees. several interesting patterns are beginning to emerge