“Poshuk.Polon”: The fate of tens of thousands of military and civilian Ukrainians remains unknown
By Vladimir Zhbankov
November 19, 2024
Putin’s difficulties are plenty and mounting
By Vladimir Milov
June 04, 2024
How far can Putin go in militarizing Russia? What are the weaknesses of his approach?
By Free Russia Foundation
April 19, 2024
In 2023, the EU was the largest buyer of Russia’s pipeline gas, purchasing 36% of its exports, followed by Turkey (31%) and China (28%)
By Mikhail Krutikhin
March 12, 2024
What are the trends in Russian public opinion regarding the war and support for the Putin regime?
By Vladimir Milov
December 11, 2023
“Many will be surprised to hear it, but there are still elections ,” — Alexey Navalny
By FRF Brussels Think Tank
September 22, 2023
In a joint effort with The American Bar Association Center for Human Rights (ABA/CHR) and The Center for Civil Liberties (CCL), Free Russia Foundation (FRF) is proud to announce the release of this comprehensive report
By Free Russia Foundation
September 05, 2023
About 15 editorial offices moved abroad, some were forced to shut down, some changed their format. Two dozen of the new Russian-language media were launched as well: journalists sought to understand what was unraveling as a result of the war and cover it
By Free Russia Foundation
June 21, 2023
This report exposes the true motivations behind Russia’s actions in Ukraine and provides critical insights into the role of far-right elements within the Russian state
By Pierre Vaux
June 12, 2023
The Issue, Response of Ukrainian Civil Society and Government, Contribution of Russian Civil Society, and Way Forward
By FRF Brussels Think Tank
May 15, 2023
No one in Russia wants a long-term war, and the mobilization for the war is unpopular
By Vladimir Milov
December 30, 2022
Anti-war protests in Russia unfolded from the early hours of February 24, 2022. While millions did not take to the streets, tens of thousands of the Russian citizens actively resisted the aggression
By Vadim Shtepa
December 19, 2022
