Russia’s young pessimists
Stepan Goncharov on the growing discontent among younger generations of Russians
Tagged: protest
A surprise from the Far East
Kirill Shamiev on how the Khabarovsk Region stood up to the ‘Far West’
Why is Khabarovsk backing Furgal?
Sergey Belanovsky and Anastasia Nikolskaya look into how Khabarovsk residents perceive the arrest of their governor, and examine what brings protestors onto the streets
The tragedy of politics as normal: the meaning of the protests in Khabarovsk
In Russia’s Far East, a false state clashes with a doomed civil society, writes Ivan Davydov
Who voted against the amendments?
Stepan Goncharov analyses the views of the Russians who voted against the amendments
Putin vs Zhukov: Two Views on Civic Responsibility
Olesya Zakharova on how a young Russian student is reframing his president’s ideas of civic responsibility
How Russian university administrations were tamed by the state
Natalia Forrat on how state support programmes to leading universities have stunted their political solidarity and autonomy
Show Trials in the Information Age
Maxim Trudolyubov on customizing repressions in Russia
Challenges for Indigenous Peoples in the Russian North
Arbakhan K. Magomedov on the protest mood in Yamal
‘Smart Voting’ is Getting Smarter
Julian Waller on the evolution of ‘Smart Voting’: 2011 vs. 2019
What Do Germans Think About the Moscow Protests?
Dmitry Stratievski on German media coverage of the recent Moscow City Duma elections
After a crackdown on protesters, Moscow’s rulers reach for the lawbooks
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