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Articles with tag "the new diaspora"
opinion
Maria Kartasheva
For Anti-War Russians Abroad Like Me, Nowhere Feels Safe
While the Russian government hunts us down, many democratic countries don’t want to let us in.
Feature
Russia's Emigre Tech Workers Eye Jobs at Western Firms as Moscow Clamps Down on Working Abroad
Western companies are actively targeting the hundreds of thousands of Russian tech workers who moved abroad after the invasion of Ukraine.
5 Min read
Feature
Russian Wartime Emigres Head Westward in Europe in Search of Acceptance, Tolerance
After initially landing in eastern Europe, Turkey or the Caucasus, some Russians are looking to settle down further west.
6 Min read
quality of life
15% of Russians Who Fled War, Mobilization Have Returned – Survey
“For many people, the quality of life is declining [abroad],” a researcher told the Financial Times.
2 Min read
Feature
‘We’re All Hostages Here’: Wanted Russian Activists, Draft Dodgers Stuck in Legal Limbo in Kazakhstan
Sought by law enforcement at home and unable to go to a third country, Kazakhstan's Russian exiles are forced to live under the constant threat of repatriation...
5 Min read
Feature
Having Fled War, Russian Emigres in Israel Find Themselves Drafted to IDF
Hundreds of emigres who escaped Russia’s wartime crackdown or mobilization now face military service in Israel — and the moral dilemmas that come with...
5 Min read
signs of friction
Moscow Ally Kyrgyzstan Sours on Russian Anti-War Emigres
A spate of canceled concerts by Russian anti-war performers and arrests of anti-war activists reflect Bishkek's continued deference to Moscow.
3 Min read
'foreign agent' law
While Some Russian Exiles Join Georgia Protests, Others Keep Away
When thousands of Georgians protested this week, some Russian exiles joined rallies that would have been unthinkable in their homeland.
3 Min read
opinion
Andrei Soldatov
and
Irina Borogan
How the Kremlin Is Taking Aim at its Russian Critics in Exile
The Kremlin is busy developing a new strategy to deal with the unprecedented recent wave of emigration that has seen hundreds of thousands of people decide...
International Isolation
Political Analysts Join Russia Exodus As Top Think Tank Closes
The shuttering of think tank Carnegie Moscow is just one of a series of closures affecting international organizations in Russia.
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