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Anti-imperial Block of Nations

Alexei Belovol, Deputy Director of the U.S.S. Research Company: The seemingly unshakable state stability of the Russian Federation may turn out to be a real fiction

The research company “U.S.S.” conducted a sociological survey “Assessment by the inhabitants of the Russian Federation of the state of relations between the federal center and the regions.”

June 13, 2023

Enslaved Nations of Russia and sabotage of mobilization

A video conference which was held in Kyiv, dedicated to the topic of mobilization resistance on the territory of Russia and the prospects of the collapse of the empire and […]

June 12, 2023

Divided Russia: risks and perspectives

Under the guise of demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, the destructive war, which Russia called a “special military operation”, began the transition to a new world order, destroying the world order that had formed after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

June 11, 2023

Obstacles to Russian decolonisation

Debate has recently grown about the Russian Federation’s possible decolonisation in the future. Despite this, it is important to remember just how closely married Moscow’s current system is to empire. Spanning over centuries, this model continues to enrich the elite to the detriment of the population.

June 10, 2023

Russian journalist Vadim Shtepa: Imperial centralism as the main problem of Russian thinking

Imperial centralism is a longstanding problem in Russian political thinking. Despite the fact that Russia has a gigantic territory from the Baltic to the Pacific Ocean, includes more than 80 […]

June 6, 2023

Burnt arrows of Kalmykia. Republic against the backdrop of war

Kalmykia is one of the poorest regions of Russia, fourth from the bottom in terms of per capita income. Only 8% of the inhabitants of the republic are provided with high-quality water. The Kalmyk language is threatened with extinction – these are the consequences of centuries of assimilation and Stalin’s deportation: in 1943, the Kalmyks were deported to Siberia, and only after Stalin’s death, in 1956, were they allowed to return to their homeland.

June 6, 2023

Tatarstan and Kumykia: Ukrainian view of who has more chances for independence

It’s no secret that thanks to the inevitable defeat of the Russian Federation in the war with Ukraine, the peoples enslaved by the under-empire will finally get a chance for […]

June 5, 2023

Why are Putin and ‘Team Navalny’ in Lockstep When it Comes to Decolonization?

“Freaks” was how Leonid Volkov — the right-hand man of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny — recently described activists who demand Russia’s decolonization. His description came in response to similar comments by President Vladimir Putin in which the president also lambasted those seeking greater autonomy for Russia’s national republics.

June 5, 2023

Create the Anti-Imperial Bloc of Nations!

The military events in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, which exposed the imperial essence of Russia, clearly showed the strategic tasks before our state and nation. Ukrainian statehood faced a threat. The […]

May 30, 2023

Political analyst Andriy Kholyavka: “The fault lines in Russia are growing”

Political expert Andrii Kholyavka said about the inevitable collapse of Russia. “Long, joyless years await Russia,” says the analyst. – Part of the regions will inevitably break away and this […]

May 30, 2023

The separatist threat in Russia: What to expect from the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District

The economic indicators of Russia’s development are a direct basis for the development of separatist movements

May 26, 2023

The benefits of Russia’s coming disintegration

The West made a grave mistake when it assumed the collapse of Soviet communism meant the end of Russian imperialism.

May 25, 2023