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VLADIMIR GELMAN: “RUSSIA’S LEADERSHIP IS INCREASINGLY FACING PROBLEMS OF
SUCCESSION AND LACK OF PERSPECTIVE”


Details 17 October 2021 Olga Khvostunova


December 26, 2021, will mark 30 years since the Soviet Union was officially
dissolved. As such, the Institute of Modern Russia has launched a series of
interviews with experts to discuss the post-Soviet decades and identify key
issues of the Russian transition and their impact on Russia’s political system
and society today. In the fourth installment of the series, political scientist
Vladimir Gelman spoke about the reasons for the failure of democratic reforms in
Russia, the emergence of a “negative equilibrium,” the propaganda of a fictional
ideal of the “good” Soviet Union, and the country’s democratic potential.

Details Opinions



“THEY KEEP ATTEMPTING TO EXTRACT TESTIMONY IN EXCHANGE FOR MY LIFE”


Details 11 October 2021 Vera Chelishcheva

Ten years ago, at the age of 39, Vasily Aleksanyan, a Yukos lawyer, left this
world; his tragic fate haunts many people to this day. For the cold-blooded
torture he was subjected to while in detention is impossible to erase from one’s
memory.

Details Human Rights



SEPTEMBER 2021: CHELYABINSK ANARCHISTS, NAVALNY, VALENTINA CHUPIK


Details 07 October 2021 Diana Fishman

In September, the Russian government continued its persecution of two anarchist
movement members: a Chelyabinsk court handed down prison sentences to Dmitry
Tsibukovsky and Anastasia Safonova for displaying a banner opposing the FSB. New
criminal cases on bogus charges of extremism were opened against opposition
leader Alexei Navalny and his associates. And human rights activist Valentina
Chupik, who had been living in Russia under refugee status, was expelled from
the country for criticizing corruption in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.


ANALYSIS


WHITHER LEGITIMACY? LESSONS OF RUSSIA’S RIGGED ELECTIONS

Details 06 October 2021 András Tóth-Czifra

The September 17-19 elections in Russia, which included voting for State Duma
deputies and heads of federal subjects, as well as filling seats in the regional
legislative assemblies, did not lead to the upset for the Kremlin that Putin
critics had hoped for. But despite United Russia’s regaining a Duma
supermajority, a closer look at its performance across various regions reveals
important nuances about the public mood in the country, allowing inferences to
be drawn about the Putin regime’s political trajectories.


SCHOLARS DISCUSS A NEW BOOK ON NAVALNY ADDING TOUCHES TO A PORTRAIT OF THE
RUSSIAN OPPOSITION LEADER

Details 30 September 2021 Institute of Modern Russia

On September 20, University College London’s School of Slavonic and East
European Studies (UCL SSEES) hosted the first academic book launch for Navalny:
Putin’s Nemesis, Russia’s Future? co-authored by Dr. Jan Matti Dollbaum, Morvan
Lallouet, and Dr. Ben Noble, and published by Hurst and Oxford University Press.
The three authors discussed the book with Professor Gulnaz Sharafutdinova of
King’s College London, delving into the authors’ endeavor to understand who
exactly Alexei Navalny is and how his activities and the Kremlin’s strategies
have shaped one another.


THE BIDEN-ZELENSKY SUMMIT: SECURITY, THREATS, AND “WORKING ON MISTAKES”

Details 15 September 2021 Mykola Vorobiov

The recent summit between Presidents Joe Biden and Volodymyr Zelensky at the
White House demonstrated that Washington and Kyiv are ready to cooperate,
despite some unresolved issues, including Ukraine’s aspiration to join NATO and
the future of Nord Stream II. Against the backdrop of Russian aggression, these
issues could pose a serious threat to European security.


OPINIONS


SERGEI GURIEV: “WE MAY ALREADY BE SEEING RUSSIA’S RETURN TO THE REPRESSIVE
DICTATORSHIP OF THE 20TH CENTURY”

Details 05 August 2021 Olga Khvostunova

December 26, 2021, will mark 30 years since the Soviet Union was officially
dissolved. As such, the Institute of Modern Russia is launching a series of
interviews with experts to discuss the post-Soviet decades, identify the key
issues of the Russian transition, and their impact on Russia's political system
and society today. In the third installment of the series, professor of the
Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) and economist Sergei Guriev
discusses the Putin regime’s economic problems, the political reasons for the
stagnation, and the future of Russia’s information autocracy.


WHAT PUTIN FORGOT TO MENTION IN HIS LATEST ARTICLE

Details 28 July 2021 Ekaterina Mishina

Vladimir Putin’s article “On the Historic Unity of Russians and Ukrainians”,
which was published on the Kremlin’s website on July 12, triggered expert
discussions not just in Russia, but far beyond the country as well. Free
University professor Ekaterina Mishina also read the infamous article and
highlighted a number of crucial factors of the Ukrainian constitutional
development, which clearly escaped the Russian president’s attention.


PUTIN’S ARTICLE AS A MANIFESTO AGAINST UKRAINE’S SOVEREIGNTY

Details 22 July 2021 Mykola Vorobiov

On July 12, an article by Vladimir Putin titled “On the historic unity of
Russians and Ukrainians” was published on the Kremlin’s website. According to
Mykola Vorobiov, Ukrainian journalist and Johns Hopkins University research
scholar, this article not only highlights Putin’s territorial claims to Ukraine
and neighboring countries, but also presents a serious challenge to the entire
Western world.


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NEWS

 * IMR and СEPA hosted a virtual discussion on Russia’s civil society trends On
   October 29, 2020, the Institute of Modern Russia (IMR) and Center for
   European Policy Analysis (CEPA) hosted a virtual discussion following the
   release of IMR's new report titled “Russia under Putin: 20 Years of Battling
   over Civil Society.” The report is the second in the series of IMR's project
   dedicated to Russia under Vladimir Putin's 20-year long rule. Participants in
   the discussion included civil society researcher Yana Gorokhovskaia, Miriam
   Lanskoy (NED), Denis Volkov (Levada Center), and Edward Lucas (CEPA). IMR's
   Olga Khvostunova moderated.
 * IMR-СEPA Virtual Event: 20 Years of Putin and the Battle for Russia’s Civil
   Society On October 29, 2020, the Institute of Modern Russia (IMR) and Center
   for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) will host a virtual discussion following
   the release of IMR's new report titled “Russia under Putin: 20 Years of
   Battling over Civil Society.” The report is the second in the series of IMR's
   project dedicated to Russia under Vladimir Putin's 20-year long rule.
   Participants in the discussion include civil society researcher Yana
   Gorokhovskaia, Miriam Lanskoy (NED), Denis Volkov (Levada Center), and Edward
   Lucas (CEPA). IMR's Olga Khvostunova will moderate.
 * IMR releases Katerina Gordeyeva's documentary on the 2019 summer protests in
   Moscow This documentary by Russian journalist Katerina Gordeyeva tells the
   story of the 2019 summer protests that took place in Moscow in the run-up to
   the municipal elections..

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