Russian dictators don’t last long past the incumbent’s age of 73. Whether by age, incapacitation or insurrection, he will soon be gone
Russian dictators don’t last long past the incumbent’s age of 73. Whether by age, incapacitation or insurrection, he will soon be gone
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As Putin tightens the screws on his authoritarian grip on Russian society, books are among the latest victims.
Until we undermine Putin’s own sense of control, he will ensure ours continues to erode
A Kremlin critic faces arrest and a travel ban after challenging Putin, warning Russia is drifting toward repression, chaos, and…
Starting March 1, publishers and booksellers in Russia are required to label books that contain references to narcotic…
A new book about Boris Nemtsov, a Putin critic, makes you wonder
The Russian president wields dictatorial power but his grip is weaker than it appears
