Part one of “Russian media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: how Russian media was reforged after 2000
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Ivan Davydov reflects on the success of the recent campaign to free the Russian journalist, and the authorities’ response
In trying to address the rising number of child suicides in Russia, the authorities have resorted to their usual solutions: draconian bans and censorship. These methods are completely inadequate, writes Bulat Mukhamedzhanov
Pavel Luzin considers the future role of air transport in Moscow’s military strategy
Ivan Davydov on the protest in Yekaterinburg and the institutional legitimacy crisis
Russia’s economic forums make a big splash, but their real influence is overblown, writes Vladislav Inozemtsev
Part five of ‘Safety first’: security, threats and academia
Recent endeavours in the Balkans haven’t gone as the Kremlin would have hoped. But that doesn’t mean Moscow will abandon its ambitious goals for the region, writes Yulia Petrovskaya
Denis Volkov considers how reassessments of Stalin’s legacy reflect Russians’ changing views on the roles of the individual and the state
Areg Galstyan on Putin’s and Trump’s foreign policy views and prospects for Russian-American relations
Maria Engstrom on political visuality and camp aesthetics as a new phenomenon of Russian pop culture
Denis Grekov considers how a weak economy and rising public indebtedness affect ordinary Russians’ readiness to protest