University of Warsaw Library
…throughout the building. They have a multitude of computers you can use, free wifi, and a decent amount of English-language reading material aside. The library offers reading rooms, work stations…
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The Medvedev Economy
…the 1990s, many metals and hydrocarbon companies cut production, leaving production facilities idle. During the stable growth seen in this century’s first years, those facilities have come back on line,…
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Yabloko: A New Political Course
…The country isn’t making progress, the economy has stagnated, dependence on raw materials is rising, social protections, education, science, and culture are disintegrating; material inequality is deepening, a significant number…
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Azerbaijan: A People from the Mists of Time
…However, in the great clashes between the Romans, Persians, Arabs, and Turks, the Albanians, unlike the Armenians and Georgians, were subsumed into other cultures. This was a long process that…
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Origins of Russia: Moscow Becomes an Empire (Prehistory to 1584)
…lacked ocean access, it ruled flat, indefensible terrain in a challenging climate, and was surrounded by potential adversaries. Many of those rivals, particularly Novgorod and Ryazan, were comparatively quite powerful,…
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Kiev: At the Center of a Divided Country
…November of 1943. For the next 50 years, Kiev continued to grow and strengthen its industrial base, especially in the production of machinery, steel, chemicals, weaponry, food, paper, and hydrocarbons….
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Symmetry in State Surveillance: The US and Russia
…header to be scanned and processed while the payload remains unscanned and, in theory, confidential. Deep packet inspection, however, looks beyond the header, into the payload of the packet. This…
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Transdnestria: A European Nowhere
…requirements, been unable to elect a president. Thus, most major issues, including Transdnestria, have been long shelved. However, as of March of 2012, both Moldova and Transdnestria have new presidents,…
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Irkutsk: A Fragile Jewel of Siberia
…Soon, the region was providing Moscow and St. Petersburg with wheat, barley, and livestock. Siberia’s historically best known imports, of course, have always been prisoners and exiles. The Decembrists are…
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VESTNIK: Call for Papers, Editorial Board, Policies, and Processes
…to the broad geographic area shown in the map above. This includes but is not limited to: politics, security, economics, diplomacy, identity, culture, history, demographics, language, religion, literature, and the…
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Russian MiniLessons: Санкции в отношении России – Sanctions on Russia
…of sanctions enacted against Russia include the US, Canada, Japan, Moldova, Iceland, Montenegro, Ukraine, Australia, Georgia, Switzerland, Norway, and French Guiana. On March 6th, 2014, экономические санкции против России были…
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Examining the Threat of the Azov Movement in Ukraine
…and violence towards the LGBT community, liberals, Roma community, and anti-fascists. For example, in August 2018, twenty people carried out an attack on an “anti-discrimination” punk concert in Mariupol, where…
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“Traditional Values” and the 2013 Russian Propaganda Ban
…5, Sep, 1997, pp. 65-78. ProQuest, Web, doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/20048200. Roeder, Kayla. “More than 40 LGBTQ activists arrested in Moscow.” Washington Blade, 2 July 2020. Web. Underwood, Alice E. M. “The Politics…
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Why This Cold Peace?
…story aired, Nikolai’s phone began ringing off the hook one day from friends not only in the Urals, but in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Surgut, Belograd and Blagoveshchensk in the Far…
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Vladivostok: A Short History of Russian Rule in the East
…At the same time, the commercial port was also moved from Nikolayevsk-on-Amur, giving a boost to the economy. In 1903, the Trans-Siberian Railway connected to the city, opening it to…
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Putin and the “Problem of 2008”
…investment conference organized by Troika Dialog in New York on October 4th. Other Russia, a consortium of opposition parties, often complains of oppression. The National Bolsheviks, pictured above, are banned…
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Abkhazia: Grandeur to Ruin… and Back Again?
…creating a Kingdom of Abkhazia. In the late 8th century, King Leo, the first King of the Abkhazians, with the help of the Khazar Empire, ejected the Byzantines from his…
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Kyrgyzstan’s Energy Alternatives: Between Scylla and Charybdis
…throughout its northern regions, as well as the capital, Bishkek. In addition to obviously negatively affecting daily business, life, and moral, this created further strain on Kyrgyzstan’s aging energy infrastructure;…
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Russia’s Shrunken Air Defense Perimeter
…to the Russian homeland with every enlargement phase. In particular, Russia lost its Daryal-UM radar based in Skrunda, Latvia in May of 1995. The Dnestr-M radar, also in Skrunda, ceased…
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The Rediscovery of the “Russian World”
…Along with Spanish and English, it remains one of the main languages of international scientific communication. While numbering fewer speakers than English, Chinese, Spanish or Hindu, Russian is still spoken…
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