Resources, People, and Silence: Tatarstan’s Role in Russia’s War Against Ukraine
Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine and the accompanying difficult political processes: tightening internal controls, pressure on dissent, and the adoption of increasingly restrictive and human rights-infringing laws, have led to […]
“One of the main tasks of the Russian-Ukrainian war is linguocide and the final extermination of the Ukrainian language” – Vitaliy Portnikov
On the grave of the modest Turkish official Tevfik Esenç in the small village of Hacı-Osman is an inscription that today is considered one of the most sacred in world […]
Russian Descendants of the Aryans: Exposing the Empire’s Satirists and the Film “Brother”
Don’t be surprised, there are all kinds of satirists. He might seem like a satirist, and the audience is reeling from jokes about “stupid Americans,” but he’s actually working on […]
Zhirinovsky: A scandalous fascist interpretation of Russian history
A remarkable example of the symbiosis of Yeltsin’s supporters and the self-proclaimed liberal democrat, the fascist Zhirinovsky. He was also a candidate for President of the Russian Federation in the […]
The Secret Demographics of Russia: 30% Muslims Will Become Muslims. The Caucasus, Volga, and Yakutia Will Fall Away
Why is Russia’s demographic data classified? It’s simple. It turns out that Russians are fleeing their colonies. The 1987 and 2021 Russian censuses show staggering changes. Russia is changing beyond […]
Why is the monument to Salavat Yulaev being demolished?
The monument to Bashkortostan’s hero, Salavat Yulaev, has been removed. The Bashkir hero, who inspired freedom, has once again become a danger to the empire. Why are Russian authorities still […]
The Collapse of an Empire: Anne Applebaum on the End of Putin’s Power
Anne Applebaum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and journalist, is one of the most insightful scholars of authoritarian regimes. Long before 2022, she warned that Putin would not stop unless he […]
Lithuanian President Fires Culture Minister Who Did not Know “Whose Was Crimea”
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda signed a decree dismissing Culture Minister Ignotas Adomavičius, who refused to say whose country Crimea is part of. Source: “ European Truth ” with reference to […]
Expropriation of the expropriators: Bailiffs have frozen the accounts of Sverdlovsk Vice Governor Oleg Chemezov
Sverdlovsk Vice Governor Oleg Chemezov announced the seizure of his accounts. Photo: HANK50 /Shutterstock/Fotodom Vice Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region Oleg Chemezov admitted to journalists that his accounts had been frozen. According to […]
Ivan Vovchuk’s Peace Formula
18 September marks the 122nd anniversary of the birth of Ivan Vovchuk, a leading figure in the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, vice-president of the Ukrainian Nationalist Movement, and long-time head […]
Who do Russian opposition media work for? Inna Kurochkina on the Ukrainian channel Espreso
Venediktov and Mansky stroll around Riga and philosophise like Plato and Socrates about the fate of the world. It does not occur to them that the Ukrainians, who their fellow […]