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Russia's Inside-Out Federation - Vimarsana News

Russia's Inside-Out Federation

Many observers have long noted the paradox that the so-called “Russian Federation” is in fact no federation at all.

Failure in Ukraine Increases Moscow's Repression and Citizens' Distrust - Vimarsana News

Failure in Ukraine Increases Moscow's Repression and Citizens' Distrust

Despite unprecedented repression by the Russian authorities against anyone who doubts the necessity of President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine, more citizens are finding the courage to speak out.

Russia's military is offering signing bonuses 4 times as big as monthly salaries to recruit soldiers - Vimarsana News

Russia's military is offering signing bonuses 4 times as big as monthly salaries to recruit soldiers

UK's armed forces minister James Heappey said last Wednesday that more than 20,000 Russian military personnel have died in the war.

Vadim Shtepa - Jamestown - Vimarsana News

Vadim Shtepa - Jamestown

Vadim Shtepa is the editor-in-chief of Region.Expert (www.region.expert), the only independent media outlet on Russian regionalism and federalism. He graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University (1992) and Moscow School of Political Studies (2012). He is also an alumnus of the Research Course on American Federalism (University of Missouri, St. Louis, USA, 2013). Mr. Shtepa is the …

Journalists in Trouble Newsletter - Vimarsana News

Journalists in Trouble Newsletter

Journalists in Trouble Newsletter Share Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law a bill that obliges foreign IT companies to set up local units or face penalties including a possible ban, as Moscow continues to try and tighten its control over the flow of information on the Internet. The bill, signed by Putin on July 1 and placed on the official website for legal information, requires foreign IT companies with a daily audience of at least 500,000 people to set up full-fledged branches in Russia that would be "responsible for violations of Russian legislation." INCIDENTS AND THREAT...

Source: rferl.org