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Starting non-parliamentary dialogue
February 22, 2012
RIR
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has recently met with representatives of non-parliamentary parties. Experts make guesses as to whether he is really ready to compromise with the opposition.
Putin proposes military reform
February 20, 2012
RIR
After writing about immigration, the economy and social policies, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin takes on Russia's army
Political fraud fuels civil action
February 17, 2012
Pavel Koshkin
, RIR
Young people looking for a way to get involved in creating a fair electoral system in Russia are finding their way thanks to online activism.
The Russian elite distances itself from Putin?
February 15, 2012
Moritz Gathmann
, RIR
Duma member Ilya Ponomarev is one of the leaders of the anti-government protests that have shaken the Russian capital. RIR talked to Ponomarev about the demands the protestors are making and what they hope to accomplish.
Putin’s new campaign article focuses on social policies
February 13, 2012
Natalya Kovalenko
, The Voice of Russia
Another campaign article written by Russia`s Prime Minister and presidential candidate Vladimir Putin was released in Komsomolskaya Pravda daily on Monday. This time the article focuses on social policies.
And then there were five
February 9, 2012
Roman Vorobyov
With slightly less than a month to go until Russia’s presidential elections, the field of candidates is down to five
Putin responds to protesters?
February 7, 2012
Andrew Roth
, Russia Profile
In his fourth political article Prime Minister Vladimir Putin took on the topic that has drawn the lion’s share of recent criticism leveled at his administration: “Democracy and the Quality of Government.”
Protestors not afraid of the cold
February 4, 2012
RIR
In the midst of Russia’s 2012 presidential campaign, protests on Feb. 4 showed that Russians remain ready to take to the streets in defense of their rights – or their preferred candidate.
Putin: favourite candidate to win in the first round of presidential poll
January 30, 2012
Dadan Upadhyay
, specially for RIR
As the March 4 presidential poll gets nearer and nearer, it is increasingly becoming clear that the approval rating of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is steadily growing and he may clinch victory in the first round of the election.
At odds with society’s values
January 27, 2012
Irina Novikova
, Moskovskiye Novosti
What political ideals are most highly prized in Russian society?
Direct elections directed by Moscow
January 24, 2012
Georgy Bovt
, The Moscow Times
Soon after the protests in December, President Dmitry Medvedev introduced a series of bills to the State Duma designed to liberalize elections. Foremost among them was the proposal to reinstate the direct election of governors.
Russia to start special military maneuvers
January 18, 2012
Sergei Konovalov
, specially for RIR
Russia’s General Staff gears up for large-scale strategic military exercises in view of possible Israeli and U.S. attacks on Iran
Mikhail Prokhorov: Government for the people
January 17, 2012
Natalya Bashlykova
, Kommersant
Russian presidential candidate Mikhail Prokhorov has built an election program on how he is different from Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Vladimir Putin: “A worthy life for the citizens of a great country”
January 16, 2012
Vladimir Stepanov
, RIR
Putin unveiled his electoral program for his third presidential bid, promising developments in domestic policies, economics and Russian international relations
Putin pens first platform in years
January 11, 2012
Alexander Bratersky
, The Moscow Times
Vladimir Putin has penned his first political platform in years, to be unveiled weeks before the presidential vote.
Bulava's triumphant salvo
January 11, 2012
Viktor Litovkin
, RIR
As 2011 drew to a close, the Russian defense industry scored a spectacular victory
Bureaucrats impede Russia’s economic growth
January 6, 2012
Evgeniya Pismennaya
, Vedomosti
Government experts admit that the country has far too many bureaucrats and maintaining them is taking up more resources every year
Second mass protest adds momentum to Russia's civilized revolution
December 26, 2011
Anna Krachenko
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Ben Aris
, Business New Europe
The second mass demonstration in central Moscow finished peacefully and on time adding momentum to Russia’s civilized revolution
Medvedev proposes to reform Russia’s political system
December 22, 2011
RIR
In his annual speech, Dmitry Medvedev proposed to reform the system of electing regional governors and return to direct voting among other political issues
Newly elected Duma opens
December 22, 2011
Lada Korotun
, The Voice of Russia
Russia’s newly elected 6th Duma has opened. This is the first time, Russia’s State Duma has been elected for a term of five years.
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