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Articles by Leonid Gozman
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Russian Political Prisoners Are Heroes, Even if the World Doesn’t Know Their Name
The Kremlin does not punish citizens out of a desire for revenge. They act to inspire fear. You only need to scare a few people to subdue the population...
6 Min read
opinion
Leonid Gozman
The Self-Obsession at the Heart of Putin’s Wartime Psychology
Putin sees the world as frozen in time, united in its inherent hatred of Russia. Understanding this is key to understanding his actions.
4 Min read
opinion
Leonid Gozman
The Tragedy of Designating Russia's Free University 'Undesirable'
How a unique experiment in free education drew the ire of the Russian government.
4 Min read
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Europe's Freedom Depends on Ukraine Winning a Decisive Victory Over Russia
The biggest disappointment of the allied conference held at the U.S. military base in Ramstein, Germany on Friday was the failure of the negotiators to...
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Once Unthinkable, Capitulation Could Still Be Russia's Saving Grace
The war started by Vladimir Putin has no goals that can be achieved. It's not about trying to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO — that can&rsquo...
opinion
Leonid Gozman
How Exactly Could the Putin Regime Collapse?
Everyone, except perhaps Putin himself, understands that his regime is nearing its end. At the very least, discussions about the country’s future...
opinion
Leonid Gozman
The Fear Behind Vladimir Putin's Jokes
The more he jokes, and the more obscene his jokes, the more he shows what he fears.
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Is There a Rebirth of Stalinism in Russia? (Op-ed)
Stalinism was criminal, costly and inefficient. Today's Russia could meet the same fate.
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Russian Diplomacy Is Equal Parts Blame and Aggression (Op-ed)
Russia is becoming increasingly isolated — not only politically and economically, but culturally and morally too.
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Don’t Disrespect the Diva: Why Putin’s Foreign Policy Is a Quest for Status
Russia’s relations with the West, and with the United States in particular, have lapsed into a new Cold War. The window of opportunity that opened in...
opinion
Leonid Gozman
Can Putin Keep Russians Elated Over Crimea?
The West has little to gain from dealing with a reckless and unpredictable Russia.