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Category Archives: Kremlinology
NY Dispatches: Putin – president for life?
With today’s constitutional amendment that will set the number of his presidential terms back to zero, Vladimir Putin shocked Russian citizens, Russia-watchers and created even more ambiguity about his post-2024 plans. But this will come at a cost.
Posted in Dispatches, Kremlinology
Tagged 2024, constitutional_reform, duma, medvedev, presidential_election, putin, putinism, successor, surkov
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Putin’s endgame
Vladimir Putin unveiled a set of sweeping constitutional amendments, Dmitry Medvedev’s government resigned, Russia’s new prime minister is a little-known tax official and Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov is “temporarily incapacitated”. And all of this happened within a couple of hours. … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Kremlinology, Policies
Tagged coe, constitutional_reform, duma_election, economy, foreign_policy, kadyrov, kirienko, kudrin, medvedev, mishustin, putin, security_council
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A competitive succession
When two close Putin associates give strangely identical but ideologically divergent interviews, suddenly all the talk is about the Kremlin’s towers and Putin’s succession, instead of the September regional elections, which the Kremlin would like to leave behind as soon … Continue reading
Posted in Kremlinology
Tagged chemezov, government, moscow, party_system, putin, regions, shoigu, united_russia
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The Kremlin in Kazan
When it comes to the few regional leaders who wield actual power in Russia, most think of Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov or Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin. The president of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov gets fewer mentions. However, beyond the wealth and … Continue reading
Posted in Kremlinology
Tagged governors, kadyrov, local_elections, minnikhanov, modernisation, navalny, putin, regions, tatarstan
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Putin’s endgame? Part 2: the problem of institutions
In the second part of No Yardstick’s series on the issues shaping Vladimir Putin’s fourth presidential term, we now look at the composition of the new Russian government, formed in May, and through it, the problem of institutions. The new … Continue reading
Posted in Kremlinology
Tagged central_bank, deripaska, dvorkovich, economy, gazprom, government, kudrin, medvedev, modernisation, mutko, patrushev, putin, rosneft, sanctions, sberbank, sechin, shoigu, siloviki, s_ivanov, ukraine, v_volodin, zinichev
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More of the same
In a little more than two weeks, Vladimir Putin will, again, be elected president of Russia. From his own point of view, Putin has succeeded in achieving the most important objective of his third term: making the prospect of a … Continue reading