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
Assault on Georgia’s Pride. Western democracy Faces off with Russia’s countryside
The July 2021 Attack on Tbilisi’s Dignity March and Georgia’s EU and NATO Bid
The Pandemic: Anti-Western rhetoric and information campaign by the Kremlin-controlled Russian media
Kremlin Media Manipulation at Home and in Russian-Speaking Countries
The main culprits of the Environmental Crises of Russia’s Far East
Militarization, Moscow’s Neglect and China’s Cross-Border Pollution
Putin’s War on Russia’s Youth
Attacks on Navalny’s Movement, DOXA, the Internet, and Education
Putin’s Courts: the Methodical Destruction of the State’s Most Important Institution
Ilya Yashin’s Case and the Recognition of Russian Court Decisions Abroad
Save Navalny, Stop Putin!
Navalny’s Hunger Strike and Putin’s Personal Responsibility for His Fate
The Arrest of One Governor and the True Worth of Putin’s Ratings
Penza Governor Ivan Belozertsev and the Silence After His Arrest
Repression as the Essence of Putin’s Domestic Policy
Why the Kremlin Publicizes Repression and Why It Keeps Growing
More West in Georgia now
A New EU and U.S. Approach to Georgia and the South Caucasus
Putin and the Internet: The War Is Only Beginning
Blocking Social Media and Putin’s View of the Internet as a “CIA Project”