Window on Eurasia -- New Series
Sunday, October 22, 2023
Kremlin’s Failure to Define Extremism Forcing Moscow to Train Specialists who Can Testify about It in Court, Nisnevich Says
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 20 – If the Putin regime had defined extremism in a legally defensible way, there would be no need t...
China Increasing Its Military Presence in Tajikistan
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 18 – Tajikistan has ratified an agreement with Beijing to increase the frequency of bilateral militar...
Astana Responds Quickly and Forcefully to Manifestations of Separatism but Must Do More to Prevent Their Emergence, Chebotaryov Says
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 19 – Kazakhstan faces a variety of potential separatist threats ( jamestown.org/program/kazakhstan-f...
Russian Federation Citizens ‘Won’t Go into the Streets to Defend Putin or to Overthrow Him,’ Magaletsky Says
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 19 – The fundamental reality of Russian political life is that most Russian citizens “won’t go into ...
Moscow Seeks to Quadruple University Students Training to Manufacture Drones
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 19 – The Russian government wants to boost the number of university-level students preparing to manu...
Matriarchy Survives in Komi Villages, Helping National Language and Identity to Survive as Well
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 19 – Darya Ananyeva, a Russian feminist and human rights activist, last summer made a trip to villag...
Karabulak Regional Procuracy Urges Ingush Republic Interior Ministry to Examine History Textbooks for Extremism
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Paul Goble Staunton, Oct. 19 – The controversy over new Russian history textbooks and their treatment of Stalin’s deportations...
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