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Join USIP, American Purpose and the Institute of Current World Affairs for the third in a series of discussions with key figures in the Russian exile community. This conversation will look at how these scholars have managed to preserve and continue their work in the face of exile and why these efforts matter in the greater context of Russia’s political landscape.

Top stories from the Russian press on Thursday, October 26th

Russia’s Sakhalin region has become the first in the country to set carbon quotas, the latest step in its goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2025. In light of President Vladimir Putin's 2021 announcement of Russia’s aim to reach climate neutrality by 2060, Sakhalin has emerged as a testing ground for mechanisms that could pave the way for a carbon-neutral economy — first locally and eventually nationwide.  “The quotas mark another step in establishing a carbon regulation frame...

Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, October 20th

CAMDEN — Russian journalist, historian, TV and radio host Sergei Medvedev will speak from the stage of the Camden Opera House Saturday, Oct. 21, 6:30 to 8 p.m., delivering a

Jean Piaget de Gaia Higher School of Health celebrates its 20th anniversary. Photo: Dr a Jean Piaget Higher School of Health in Vila Nova de Gaia On

The European Union’s anti-money laundering laws infringe upon personal privacy, and they come with costs that are simply too high.

“Warming is about to end.

During his address to the plenary session of the Valdai International Discussion Club, Russian President Vladimir Putin told his audience of scholars and - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original

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