
The Price For a Clear Conscience in Russia
Preface: Recently I have had the great pleasure to work with Kseniya Kirillova. Kseniya is one of Russia’s brightest young … Continue reading The Price For a Clear Conscience in Russia
Preface: Recently I have had the great pleasure to work with Kseniya Kirillova. Kseniya is one of Russia’s brightest young … Continue reading The Price For a Clear Conscience in Russia
Moscow has been abuzz in “Victory Day” fever for weeks. Toddlers, puppies, and tanks are draped in the ubiquitous orange … Continue reading Heroes Past and Present: Remembering Bolotnaya Protesters and Russia’s Victory Day
In Moscow, it’s already the morning of February 27, a day forever associated with the shocking assassination of Boris Nemtsov exactly … Continue reading One Year: Vladimir Kara-Murza Reflects On Loss Of Friend Boris Nemtsov
For followers of events in and around Russia and Ukraine, February is a brutal month. You need true grit to … Continue reading Worldwide Rallies Planned for First Anniversary of Boris Nemtsov Murder
Ilya Yashin announced yesterday on Twitter that he was in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, Russia’s restive republic in the … Continue reading Russia’s David and Goliath, Part II: Nemtsov ProtĂ©gĂ© Yashin Goes to Kadyrov’s Chechnya
Ilya Yashin addresses Russia’s Chechen Question with a daring Open Letter challenge to Kadyrov, on corruption, national security, private army, Nemtsov & other political assassinations. Continue reading Yashin and Kadyrov: Russia’s David and Goliath
Yesterday a prominent opposition politician in Russia, Ilya Yashin, friend and colleague of slain Boris Nemtsov, published an open letter … Continue reading Ilya Yashin’s Open Letter to Kadyrov Seeks Answers to Nemtsov Assassination
Russians took to the streets this weekend in the first major call to action by opposition politicians since their leader … Continue reading Not Dead Yet: Russia’s Opposition Rallies in First Major Protest Since Nemtsov Assassination
On Tuesday, September 9 Boris Nemtsov was posthumously honored with the International Republican Institute’s (IRI) 2015 Freedom Award. His longtime friend and colleague Vladimir Kara-Murza Jr accepted the award on his behalf this week in Washington, D.C. Kara-Murza delivered a moving tribute that reviewed Nemtsov’s storied accomplishments as a young visionary reformer in the early days of post-Soviet Russia as well as highlighted Nemtsov’s personal attributes as a principled and decent human being. Continue reading Boris Nemtsov Posthumously Receives IRI 2015 Freedom Award
It was a welcome sight: Ukrainians hosting a group of Russian visitors in their New York City headquarters this weekend. … Continue reading Ukrainians Help Russians Launch Nemtsov War Report in New York