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
Nadezhdin and the Hope
The Core Message of the Campaign: Many in Russia Oppose the War and Putin
Why Russia’s Presidential elections don’t matter, and why they still do
Presidential Elections Offer an Opportunity to Reach Out to the Russian Society
Pro-democracy Exiles in 2024: Be Steadfast, Stay Relevant, Embrace Diversity, Get Ready for Transition
Advice for Russian Civil Society Opposing the War and Putin’s Dictatorship
Current trends in Russian public opinion toward the war
Active Support for Putin’s War Against Ukraine Is Minimal
2022 Civil Society Organization Sustainability Index
Independent Russian Civil Society Has Shown Resilience and Flexibility
Emigration and the future of Russia
The Case for Continued Western Support of Russia’s Political Exiles
How independent media emerge and change during the war in Ukraine
New Russian-Language Media and Their Audiences Since February 2022
Lawmaking of the countermotion state
Wartime Criminal Repression and Violations of Constitutional Rights
Public Opinion in Russia and War in Ukraine: End of the Year Recap
No one in Russia wants a long-term war, and the mobilization for the war is unpopular
Independent Media Is Key to Democracy in Russia and Lasting Peace in Europe
Exiled Russian Media After the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine