Window on Eurasia -- New Series

Sunday, April 21, 2024

Sufism in Kazakhstan Growing by Adapting to New Conditions, Temibayeva Says

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 18 – Sufism has existed on the territory of what is now Kazakhstan for more than a millenium. It was...

Russia’s Regional and National Movements Need to Move Beyond Holding Meetings Abroad and Making Bold Declarations, Sidorov Says

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 18 – Kyiv has helped to promote the idea among a remarkably broad public in the West that the disint...
Saturday, April 20, 2024

Putin Officials Fear and Oppose Any Independent Action Even If It is One the Kremlin Should Welcome, Okun Says

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 16 – A story from a village in Orenburg Oblast highlights a fundamental and widespread problem of th...

Russian Support for Lenin Increasing Despite Putin’s Attacks on Bolshevik Leader, El Murid Says

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 15 – A new poll finds that 67 percent of Russians have a positive attitude about Lenin’s role in Rus...

Kremlin’s Talk about ‘Genocide of Soviet People’ has Far Reaching Consequences, Pakhalyuk Says

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 15 – Since 2020, Putin has been talking about “the genocide of the Soviet people” during World War I...

Imports to Russia have Recovered Qualitatively but Declined Qualitatively since 2022, Study Finds

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 15 – The Kremlin is celebrating the fact that imports have recovered to almost the level they were a...

Flooding in Russia Threatens to Spread Russian Radioactive Waste into Arctic, Nikitin Warns

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Paul Goble             Staunton, Apr. 15 – Aleksandr Nikitin, an environmental expert at Norway’s Bellona Foundation who attracted interna...
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Paul Goble is a longtime specialist on ethnic and religious questions in Eurasia. Currently, in addition to preparing Windows on Eurasia, he writes for the Eurasia Daily Monitor of the Jamestown Foundation. Prior to 2004, he served in various capacities in the U.S. State Department, the Central Intelligence Agency and the International Broadcasting Bureau as well as at VOA and RFE/RL and at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. While in Estonia, he started the Window on Eurasia series first at windowoneurasia.blogspot.com and now at its current location. Trained at Miami University and the University of Chicago, he has been decorated by the governments of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania for his work in promoting Baltic independence. He does not post comments on his blog, but he can be contacted directly at paul.goble@gmail.com. He also distributes this series on request via email in 50-item collections.
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