Civil Society
Civil society and its resilience under authoritarian pressure, in Russia and beyond: how people defend human rights and free expression, how the state works to silence them, and why independent voices and grassroots initiative still matter for a democratic future
How one law can deprive a little girl of a family: the anti-orphan law, 3 years after
The Story of a Girl With Down Syndrome and Her Would-Be American Family
Russian world that they sponsor
The World Congress of Compatriots and the Kremlin’s Spending Abroad
Genocidal Doublethink: The Kremlin and the Holodomor
Russia recognizes the Armenian Genocide but not the Holodomor
Abnormality of Russian values
The State Versus the Individual in Russia and the West
Main Features of the Russian Mentality
Moral Erosion, Political Apathy, and Imperial Nostalgia
Democratic Coalition: what next?
The Democratic Opposition After the 2015 Regional Elections
We are good at keeping quiet—about many things…
Part 2: Sergei Oushakine on War Memory and the Victory Celebrations
We do not learn from the past, we live in it
A Conversation with Serguei Oushakine on Historical Memory and the Soviet Past
Undesirables
Russia’s Law on “Undesirable Organizations” and Its Selective Application
Crimean Tatars—fishbone in Moscow’s throat
Persecution of Crimean Tatars 71 Years After the Deportation