In the fall of 2022, an explosion occurred on the “Nord Stream” gas pipelines, which caused a heated discussion among experts and the public.
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Why have the US, Great Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Japan not imposed sanctions against some Russian defence enterprises?
Sanctions have not yet been imposed in Great Britain, the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand against three defence enterprises that manufacture missiles for regular shelling of Ukraine.
Kremlin Towers. Who will share Putin`s legacy?
Ukrainian Institute of the Future presents a report “Kremlin Towers. Who will share Putin`s legacy?”.
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METRO GROUP: the countdown to the newest Nuremberg
Today, no one doubts that the global business that remains in Russia deliberately finances military aggression against Ukraine.
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Why has Putin lost?
The Russian-Ukrainian war continues, but the fact that the Russian Federation is doomed to defeat is objectively evident.
Putin’s speech: long war, nuclear blackmail, and stability
Vladimir Putin’s two-hour message, awaited and advertised for so long, can be reduced to three main points: nuclear blackmail, an endlessly long people’s war, and stability according to “as it was before February 24, 2022 “.
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Are the “Good Russians” to blame for Putin’s deeds?
Preparation for possible transformations in “Russia after Putin” includes minimizing the consequences of the current military adventure for the economy, international image and reputation of Russia.
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The Russian Media Empire from the inside
How the “Kremlin towers” divided the information field
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The Russian Federation election cycle 2023-2026: consolidation of the morally and physically outdated regime instead of the discussion about the future
The government is forging an “anti-Ukraine”. Changes in the Russian Federation are possible only after Putin’s departure.
Kremlin’s inside wars: why was Kadyrov’s close friend poisoned?
The poisoning of Apta Alautdinov should be considered part of the internal political confrontation in Russia. Traditional elite groups and power structures are trying to restrain non-traditional and non-systemic groups, which have recently strengthened their positions in light of the war in Ukraine and aggressive war propaganda in the Russian Federation.
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