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  • Samuel Charap
(The New York Times) (Co-authored with Bernard Sucher) The American government tends to see sanctions against Russia as a low-cost policy that will eventually force Vladimir Putin to change course in…
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Почему российский медведь вышел на тропу войны: О значимости Украины для России

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  • Polina Sinovets
Прошлый год стал знаменательным для России. От великолепной организации Олимпийских игр Москва перешла к аннексии Крыма, и далее – к прямой интервенции на Востоке Украины. Внезапно дружелюбный олимпийский медведь обернулся…
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The question to ask about Boris Nemtsov’s murder is not who but why?

  • March 4, 2015
  • Paul Goode
(The Monkey cage/WP) The problem moving forward – for analysts, opposition, patriots, and citizens – is not really explaining who assassinated Boris Nemtsov. Most people already have their own theories…
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Changing the Color Revolutionary Discourse in Russia

  • March 4, 2015
  • Andrey Makarychev
On March 3, chairman of the Russian parliament’s foreign affairs committee (and key Kremlin propagandist) Alexey Pushkov publicly admitted there are at least three scenarios for a “color revolution” in…
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Russian citizens owe it to Boris Nemtsov to keep the hope of democracy in Russia alive

  • March 3, 2015
  • Tomila Lankina
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Murder That Revealed Truth

  • March 3, 2015
  • Pavel Baev
(EDM) The photograph that hit millions of computer and smartphone screens late Friday (February 27) night, Moscow time, has instantly become a clear-focused image of what Russia has become amidst the…
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Commemorating Boris Nemtsov

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  • Andrey Makarychev
(UT Blog) Words kill. Discourses matter. Whoever physically triggered the gun that killed Boris Nemtsov, one of the most charismatic Russian opposition leaders in Moscow, his death on February 27th…
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Why Did the Bear Become so Belligerent? The Meaning of Ukraine for Russia

  • March 3, 2015
  • Polina Sinovets
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What does Boris Nemtsov’s murder mean for Russia?

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  • Joshua Tucker
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Kremlin Could Turn the Economy Around

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  • Konstantin Sonin
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  • Andrew Kuchins
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