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Tag Archives: governors
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
The tired, the poor and the huddled masses
March was Alexei Navalny’s month. One year before Russia’s next presidential election, protests prompted by a corruption investigation by the opposition candidate into the fortunes of Dmitry Medvedev conquered the streets of Moscow and what is probably even more important, … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Policies
Tagged central_bank, debt, economy, government, governors, medvedev, moscow, navalny, putin, regions, tatarstan
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Fool me once
Russia seems to be winning the fight against the liberal order. Even if the foundations of the Russian state are rotten and there is growing discontent in Russia against the crumbling economy, this does not seem to have shaken Russia’s … Continue reading
A fake new world
In past weeks, it has become increasingly certain that Vladimir Putin is going to run for a fourth term in 2018. He has replaced most of his core team. He ordered his parliament to define Russian identity in a law – … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Kremlinology, Society
Tagged economy, foreign_policy, governors, medvedev, nationalism, navalny, peoples_front, presad, presidential_election, putin, regions, rosneft, sechin, siloviki, ulyukayev
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