Damir Gainutdinov on the new repressive technologies shackling the Russian internet
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The Russian authorities are resorting to creative new legal measures to repress protesters and independent candidates who were barred from running in Moscow’s elections, writes Sergey Davidis
The Kremlin is cracking down hard on protests in Moscow. Ivan Davydov reflects on what this says about relations between Russia’s rulers and those they rule
Alisa Shishkina on women’s departments at Islamic universities in Dagestan
Timothy Fry on whether economic sanctions have brought Russian society together
Margarita Zavadskaya on conducting political research in authoritarian systems
Part three of “Russian Media: Moscow and Beyond Calling”: on the factors influencing the Russian public’s trust in sources of information
Sergey Davidis on political repression in Russia and Article 228 of the Russian Criminal Code
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
Ivan Davydov on the protest in Yekaterinburg and the institutional legitimacy crisis
Part five of ‘Safety first’: security, threats and academia