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Articles with tag "Kremlin"
Feature
The Kremlin Has Clinched Six More Years of Putin’s Rule. What's Next?
Putin has predictably claimed a record victory. The main question now is what Russians and the world should expect from him next.
Feature
‘Make the Young Fall in Love With Putin’: Young Russians Pressured to Vote as Kremlin Demands Record Turnout
The goal is "to make the West understand that our young people are for Putin, not for runaway oppositionists and certainly not for Navalny."
4 Min read
diplomatic firestorm
What We Know About Leaked German Army Audio Recording
The recording has caused a diplomatic firestorm, with Russia declaring it proves direct involvement of Western countries in the conflict in Ukraine.
3 Min read
"Keep moving"
Hundreds of Mourners Pay Tribute at Navalny's Grave
Russians lay flowers at the grave of Alexei Navalny, the Kremlin's harsh critic of the Kremlin, in southern Moscow for the second day in a row
3 Min read
Feature
‘We Are With You’: Thousands of Russians Gather for Navalny’s Funeral
Defying a heavy police presence and the threat of detention, thousands of Russians turned up to honor the late opposition figure's memory.
5 Min read
pre-election messaging
Bears, Robots and Zhirinovsky: The Best and Weirdest of Russia’s Election Campaign Ads
With Putin all but certain to win, his three approved opponents are releasing campaign ads filled with Soviet nostalgia and lukewarm (if any) political...
2 Min read
'inevitable' confrontation
Sending Troops to Ukraine ‘Not in the Interest’ of the West – Kremlin
French President Emmanuel Macron had earlier said the option was on the table.
1 Min read
Feature
Kremlin Pushes to Extinguish Grieving for Navalny as Election Nears
Officials are weighing whether to postpone the funeral and delay the release of Navalny's body until after the vote.
5 Min read
'not true'
Kremlin Denies Report That Putin Offered Ukraine Truce to U.S.
Reuters, citing three anonymous Russian sources with knowledge of the discussions, said Putin offered to “freeze the conflict at the current lines” in...
1 Min read
Feature
Kremlin Woos Ex-Fox News Star Tucker Carlson to Spite Biden, Boost Putin’s Campaign
"Even without an interview, Carlson's arrival is already a major benefit for the boss [Putin],” a source close to the Kremlin told The Moscow Times.
4 Min read
deadly attack
Moscow-Backed Officials Killed in Weekend Bakery Strike
Authorities in the Russian-controlled Luhansk region said a local government minister and two deputies were among those killed.
2 Min read
Feature
Russian Election Authorities Pick Pro-War Symbol, Putin’s Favorite Slogan for Presidential Campaign Promo
The design was chosen to show that the vote’s main purpose is “to re-elect the boss [Putin],” two government officials told The Moscow Times.
4 Min read
steadfast defender
Russia Sees NATO as 'Threat,' Kremlin Says Amid Drills
Some 90,000 troops will take part in the NATO military alliance's Steadfast Defender 24 exercise, the biggest since the Cold War.
1 Min read
'time to de-escalate'
Kremlin Calls for Calm After Attack on U.S. Base in Jordan
The casualties — the first U.S. military deaths in an attack in the region since the Israel-Hamas war began — raised fears of an escalating conflict...
1 Min read
'open for business'
Kremlin Mocks CIA Over Recruitment Ad for Russian Agents
The U.S. spy agency’s ad depicts a fictional Russian intelligence officer who grows disillusioned with the country's political leaders.
1 Min read
Ust-Luga Port
Russia Blames Kyiv for Attack on Baltic Gas Terminal
"The Kyiv regime continues to show its bestial face. They are striking civilian infrastructure," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
1 Min read
Feature
Putin, Unofficially Campaigning Through Work Events, Flouts Russian Election Law
In the five weeks since Putin said he will run for a fifth presidential term, independent observers have noted a significant number of violations.
4 Min read
opinion
Andras Toth-Czifra
Why the Kremlin Is Fiddling as Russia Freezes
Like many other public policy reforms in Russia, utility networks have fallen victim to wishful thinking, corruption and political short-termism.
5 Min read
exclusive
Kremlin Pins Russians’ Anger, War Fatigue on ‘Nearly Naked’ Stars
The sweeping response to the "nearly naked" party can only have happened as the result of a command from the highest level, Russian officials said.
5 Min read
'predictable' sanction
Kremlin Says Russia Will Circumvent EU Diamond Import Ban
Moscow is accused of helping to fill its war chest with proceeds from diamond sales, which are worth an estimated $4 billion to $5 billion a year.
1 Min read
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