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The U.S.-Soviet World War II Alliance: an Overlooked Legacy?

The U.S.-Soviet alliance during World War II has often been presented in Russia as a paragon of ideal relations between Moscow and Washington: co-equal, realist to the core, and successful. Even during the Cold War it was praised as an example of what the two powerful countries could do if only they were united by a compelling common cause. ....

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How Putin wrote Britain and US out of defeating the Nazis

We won the war! How Putin wrote US and UK out of defeating the Nazis with his claim the Soviets stood alone in vanquishing Hitler during Victory Day Parade speech
Russia marked anniversary of victory in Second World War with a Victory Day Parade in Moscow on Sunday
In his speech, President Putin wrote Britain, the US and rest of the Allies out of defeating the Nazis
His original text described how Soviet people were united , but he twice changed it to use the word alone
Putin also denounced the return of Russophobia during parade of more than 12,000 military personnel ....

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Digital Authoritarianism With Russian Characteristics?

Digital Authoritarianism With Russian Characteristics?
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The Week In Russia: A Junta, A Hunger Strike, And Rumblings In The Donbas

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Aleksei Navalny started a hunger strike in prison, while the father of a top ally of the Kremlin opponent was arrested in a move that one political analyst said echoed the Stalin era. The war in Syria passed the 10-year mark, the Kremlin tried damage control following a full-throated expression of support for Burma’s junta as it massacred protesters, and tensions rose amid fresh questions about Russia’s intentions in the Donbas.
Here are some of the key developments in Russia over the past week and some of the takeaways going forward. ....

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The Week In Russia: Prisons, Prices, And Putin's 'Brutal Third Act'

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Russian President Vladimir Putin may have his fieriest foe where he wants him in prison. The same cannot be said of several problems dogging the Kremlin months before parliamentary elections, including consumer prices, ruling-party poll numbers, and trust in the Sputnik-V coronavirus vaccine. ....

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