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Articles with tag "Elites"
Chechen Businessman and Ex-Senator Umar Dzhabrailov Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Dzhabrailov was a former business partner of American investor Paul Tatum, who was gunned down in Moscow in 1996.
Putin Awards ‘Hero of Russia’ Title to First Deputy PM Manturov
Denis Manturov, Russia’s former Industry and Trade Minister, has seen his political star rise in recent years as military production and sanctions adaptation...
1 Min read
opinion
Vladislav Inozemtsev
The Ukraine War Has Tied Russia's Elites Closer to the Kremlin
With fewer options for stashing their money abroad, Russia's elites are increasingly reliant on Moscow.
4 Min read
opinion
Sergei Shelin
The Truth About Kremlin Elite Nepotism Isn't So Simple
It isn't the genealogy of Russia's elite that matters, but where they sit in the spider's web of Kremlin patronage.
5 Min read
opinion
Andrey Pertsev
Why Is the Russian Elite So Keen to Cozy Up to Trump?
The main audience for all these proposals from the Russian elite is not in fact Trump, but Putin, who still seeks an agreement with Washington.
5 Min read
Death by Falling: A Timeline of Cases Across Russia and Abroad
A growing number of officials, business executives and public figures have died under strange or violent circumstances since the invasion of Ukraine.
5 Min read
opinion
Boris Bondarev
Not Even a Putinist Minister's Suicide Could Unite Russia's Opposition
From ghoulish gloating to performative righteousness, the response of Russia's exiled opposition was empty and disjointed.
3 Min read
Dozens of Russian Elites Received Serbian Passports After Ukraine Invasion – IStories
Some of the newly naturalized citizens have reported links to Russia’s defense industry and intelligence services.
2 Min read
opinion
Aaron Lea
and
Borukh Taskin
Why Aren't Russia's Elites Fleeing Putin?
Purges and prosecutions have shown they aren't immune from the Kremlin. So what drives them to stay at their own risk?
10 Min read
Russia’s Elites, Family and Friends Travel Abroad on Diplomatic Passports – The Insider
Russian law does not explicitly allow non-diplomats to obtain diplomatic passports, but they may still be issued to anyone “as decided by the President...
2 Min read
Putin Sacks Scandal-Ridden Head of Komi Republic Amid Regional Shake-Up
Vladimir Uyba’s resignation comes just a day after the governors of Russia’s Rostov and Tambov regions stepped down from office.
2 Min read
Russian Official Wanted by ICC Marries U.S.-Sanctioned Media Mogul – Reports
Children’s rights ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova and Konstantin Malofeyev were reportedly wed in the elite Moscow region village of Deauville.
2 Min read
Feature
Russian Officials Fighting in Ukraine Seek Profile Boost, Career Advancement
Yet, for most officials, volunteering to fight in Ukraine has so far delivered few if any tangible professional benefits.
4 Min read
War, Sanctions Force Russian Officials to Vacation Close to Home – Reports
Sanctions and Kremlin controls on foreign travel are limiting options for Russian officials to domestic resorts, ex-Soviet countries and their dachas.
2 Min read
Alcohol Abuse Plagues Kremlin Elites as War Drags On – Reports
Russian officials appear to have largely ignored Putin’s rare public entreaty made last summer to tamp down on their alcohol consumption.
2 Min read
Elites Allegedly Insulting Putin in Phone Call Cause Sensation in Russia
A leaked phone conversation critical of Putin continued to send shockwaves through Russia's elites on Monday.
2 Min read
opinion
Alexandra Prokopenko
A Year of War Has Left Russia’s Elites Anchorless and Atomized
With sanctions set to stay, Russia's elites find themselves with little choice but to stay put and wait out the war.
5 Min read
opinion
Nigel Gould-Davies
From Authoritarianism to Totalitarianism: How the War Has Changed Russia
The Kremlin's demand for active support, rather than mere acquiescence, marks a fundamental shift in its social contract with the Russian people.
4 Min read
opinion
Boris Bondarev
The West Must Drive a Wedge Between Putin and Russia's Elites
If Russia's elites are not assured a place in the country's future, then it's naive to expect their support in deposing the Kremlin dictator.
3 Min read
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