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Articles with tag "Regions"
Bashkortostan Court Sentences Kushtau Protester to 9 Years in Prison
Marat Sharafutdinov was found guilty of being a member of an outlawed organization and of “plotting hooliganism with motives of ethnic hatred.”
opinion
Maria Vyushkova
Putin Pulls From Stalin’s Playbook in Sending North Koreans Disguised as Buryats to Ukraine
Buryats' role in the Korean War and the Russian invasion of Ukraine are two episodes of the same story: an Indigenous minority being exploited in imperial...
4 Min read
In Numbers: How Russia’s Regions Entice Ukraine War Recruits With Money
Regions are hiking their payouts to military recruits in a bid to outdo fellow regions in meeting Kremlin-allocated enlistment quotas.
4 Min read
Russia Says Shot Down 51 Ukrainian Drones
Eighteen were intercepted in the Tambov region, 16 in the area of the border town Belgorod, and others in the regions of Oryol, Bryansk, Lipetsk and Voronezh...
1 Min read
News Analysis
Russia to Host Landmark BRICS Summit in Ongoing Bid to Reshape World Order
At the three-day summit in Kazan, Moscow will be pulling out all the stops to project the alliance as a geopolitical counterweight to the West.
4 Min read
Feature
In Russia’s Republic of Sakha, a Fatal Stray Dog Attack Underscores Country-Wide Problem
Sakha is one of many regions grappling with a stray dog crisis that endangers the people who live near them — but an effective solution appears far-off...
4 Min read
Feature
In Russia’s Caucasus, a Tentative Border Redraw Edges Republics Closer to Instability
For many in Ingushetia, learning that parts of their republic could be handed over to neighboring North Ossetia was like rubbing salt in the wound.
4 Min read
Siberian Region Declares ‘High Alert’ Over Electricity Shortages
Authorities in the neighboring republic of Buryatia have already introduced power supply restrictions.
1 Min read
Ukraine Says Struck Russian Ammo Depot With Drones
Russia did not confirm the strike on the Kotluban military depot but reported that it had destroyed 67 drones overnight over the Volgograd region.
2 Min read
Service Station Blast Kills 9 in Russia’s Dagestan
Almost 120 rescuers were working at the scene south of Dagestan's capital Makhachkala.
1 Min read
Is Russia Running Out of Time to Save the Caspian Seal From Extinction?
If authorities fail to take decisive action to protect the seals, scientists estimate that the species could go extinct within two decades.
4 Min read
opinion
Gulnara Shuraleeva
Navalnaya’s Decolonization Critique Proves That Russia’s Liberal Opposition Hasn’t Been Listening to Indigenous Voices
It appears that Team Navalny is more interested in preserving the status quo than in engaging in a meaningful dialogue.
4 Min read
In Russia’s Ethnic Republics, Pro-Kremlin Heads Run for Reelection — Popular Support Optional
Russia’s third wartime elections are expected to yield few surprises. But in three ethnic republics, the incumbents' victories will be hard-fought.
4 Min read
‘Don’t Be Ashamed’ to Learn From Americans, Russian Regional Head Says
“Don't be ashamed of going abroad to learn something — including from our enemies,” Sakha’s head Aysen Nikolaev said.
1 Min read
In the ‘Urals Switzerland,’ a Village Boycotts Vote for Pro-Kremlin Governor Over Neglected Road
Residents of the village of Tyulyuk say they have been cut off from the outside world by authorities’ negligence.
3 Min read
Documentary Explores the Intersectional Struggle of Queer, Indigenous People in Russia
“Intersections” ventures into territory previously unexplored.
3 Min read
Feature
How Russia’s Diamond Republic Finds Manpower for Putin’s Army
Free Yakutia Foundation and From the Republics explore how and why residents of the republic of Sakha enlist to fight in Ukraine.
7 Min read
opinion
Leyla Latypova for From the Republics
In Russia, Indigenous Activism Is an ‘Extremist’ Affair
Kremlin-imposed "extremist" designation brings nothing but distress to Indigenous activists.
3 Min read
This Week in the Republics
Wildfires in Tyva, International Buddhist Forum in Ulan-Ude and more.
2 Min read
Ukrainian Army ‘Moving Further' Into Russia, Zelensky Says
Russia's military meanwhile claimed it had repelled attempts by Ukrainian forces to push deeper into the Kursk region.
1 Min read
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