With the Caliphate collapsing and the ISIS leader now dead, where next for Russia’s jihadists asks Asya Metodieva
Internal Security
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Neil Hauer on how Ramzan Kadyrov’s new round of purges reveal a deep-rooted insecurity
Lincoln Pigman on how Russian authorities used digital technology to suppress Moscow protests
State-owned and state-controlled companies have come to play a crucial role in managing Russia and guaranteeing stability in the regions. But can the Kremlin depend on them alone in the turbulent years ahead?
Anton Barbashin reviews Sergei Karaganov’s latest piece on the recent spate of protests in Moscow
Margarita Zavadskaya on conducting political research in authoritarian systems
Part 6 of “Safety first”: State – and Human-level Security in Russia
Part five of ‘Safety first’: security, threats and academia
The fourth part of the series ‘Safety first’: the changing role of veterans’ organisations 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
Chechnya’s recent move to grab territory from a neighbour is unlikely to be its last
Experts and officials have known about flooding risks in southern Russia for years. But the government’s flood mitigation strategies have been hopelessly bogged down in bureaucracy and ineptitude. If new measures are not enacted right away, many more people and properties remain at risk.