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Russia-Ukraine War

Navalny’s “Protest Noon” Crashes Putin Victory On Final Day Of Russian Election

While three “challengers” are on the ballot in Russia’s presidential election which ends Sunday, none of the bonafide members of the opposition were approved for the vote. The only organized protest movement was launched from prison by Alexei Navalny, several weeks before he died, with crowds of opponents lining up to demonstrate against President Vladimir Putin

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Russia-Ukraine War

Kadyrov’s Gift To Putin: Inside The Unforgiving World Of Chechen Mobilization

Reports abound of forced mobilization taking place in the Chechen Republic, where the regime of Ramzam Kadyrov, in an effort to gain Vladimir Putin’s favor, is using pressure and blackmail to force its men to join the Russian war effort.

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Russia-Ukraine War

Is Wikipedia The Last Hope For Free Speech In Putin’s Russia?

Wikipedia remains one of the few independent platforms accessible in Russia, but since the war in Ukraine started, the online encyclopedia has come under increasing pressure. Stanislav Kozlovsky, the director of Wikimedia.ru, the nonprofit organization supporting the Russian segment of Wikipedia, explains how he manages (barely) to keep the Kremlin censors at bay.

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Inside Russia’s New System For Blocking The Internet — With Tricks From China And Iran

There have been increasing incidents at the regional level that indicate the Kremlin is developing a system, with elements from Chinese and Iranian censorship, to restrict internet access to build a new higher level of control over information.

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