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Articles with tag "Buryatia"
far east republic
Russia’s Buryatia Scraps Mayoral Elections in Capital City
Instead of being elected in direct municipal elections, the mayor of Ulan-Ude will now be selected by a local council.
republic of buryatia
Russian Court Fines Activist for Interview With ‘Undesirable’ Media
Activist Nadezhda Nizovkina was fined 5,000 rubles for appearing on air with the independent TV channel Dozhd.
1 Min read
ulan-ude
Head of Russia's Buryatia Moves to Scrap Mayoral Elections in Regional Capital
Instead of direct elections, Buryatia’s head Alexei Tsydenov proposed that the mayor of Ulan-Ude be elected by the city council.
1 Min read
Feature
Plans to Fell Forest for Mega-Prison in Siberia’s Ulan-Ude Roil Public
Experts warn the prison, which will see 80 hectares of forest cut down in what locals call "the lungs of the city," will harm residents' well-being.
6 Min read
Baikal–Amur railway
Kyiv Says Sabotaged Russian Railway in Siberia
A Ukrainian source claimed Kyiv was responsible for an explosion on Wednesday involving a train transiting the Siberian republic of Buryatia.
2 Min read
Fatal Decision
Russian Man Who Faked Death to Avoid Ukraine War Handed 5-Year Sentence
Zorigto Arabzhaev was found guilty of deserting a military outpost at a time of mobilization.
1 Min read
Free Buryatia Foundation
Russia Jails Buryat Activist 7 Years in Absentia for ‘War Fakes’
Authorities accused activist Alexandra Garmazhapova of spreading “knowingly false information” about the Russian Armed Forces.
2 Min read
Reflections of the Unseen
Art and Music of Russia’s Indigenous Peoples Comes Into Spotlight in Amsterdam
Amsterdam’s bustling Red Light District has plenty to offer to visitors on a Saturday evening, but a showcase of art and music of Russia’s...
4 Min read
outlawed activism
Russia Bans Minority Advocacy Group Free Buryatia
The NGO was created in March 2022 and focuses on the rights of mobilized Buryats — an ethnic minority in Siberia — and provides them with legal advice...
1 Min read
back in action
Russia Pulls Thousands of Soviet-Era Military Vehicles From Major Storage Facility
The military equipment depot outside of Ulan-Ude has seen over 40% of its Soviet-era tanks and armored vehicles removed since the start of the war in Ukraine...
2 Min read
Feature
Languages in Russia Disappearing Faster than Data Suggests, Activists Warn
While Russia's 2021 census might help identify linguistic trends, experts argue it fails to capture the real number of active language users.
5 Min read
Kremlin crackdown
Russia Places Leading Buryat Activist On Wanted List
The Russian authorities have placed Alexandra Garmazhapova, the head of the Free Buryatia Foundation, on its wanted list, independent news website Mediazona...
opinion
Dina Toroyeva
How the Pope's Racist Comments Parrot Russian Propaganda
In an interview with America Magazine published on Monday, Pope Francis off-handedly disparaged Russia's Buryat and Chechen ethnic minorities, characterizing...
homebound
150 Siberian Soldiers Refuse Ukraine Deployment, Activist Says
“You made the right choice: you saved your lives and the lives of others!”
cannon fodder
‘This War Is a Vampire’: Buryat Activists Protest Ukraine Invasion
“When Ukrainians talk about Russian troops, they always mention Buryats and Chechens,” one activist said. “We do not want this reputation.”
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