Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for June 30 – July 5, 2020

Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for June 30 – July 5, 2020  

1.      For First Time Since March 2019, Ingush Protesters Clash with Police  

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2.      Because Pandemic has Depressed Birthrate, Russian Population May Decline Yet More Rapidly, Demographers Say 

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3.      Amendment Allowing for Federal Territories in Russia Could Prove Most Fateful of All, Posokhov Says 

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4.      Russian Rivers Dumping Heavy Metals into Caspian, Sparking Concern among Littoral States 

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5.      Moscow Using ‘Operation Trust’-Style Operation Against Circassians 

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 6.      Referendum Vote Allowing Kremlin to Rewrite Rules for All Future Russian Elections, Pertsev Says 

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 7.      Putin has Almost No Supporters Left But Many Russians Go Along with Him from Fear of the Future, Belanovsky Says 

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 8.      Ingushetia Faces Another Loss of Territory, This Time to Russian Defense Ministry 

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 9.      Nearly Half of All Russians Say They Face Financial Difficulties Because of Pandemic  Crisis 

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 10.  A Baker’s Dozen of Self-Defeating Russian Strategies  

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 11.  ‘Many Russians Delighted If Moscow Financed Killing of Americans in Afghanistan,’ Polozov Says 

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 12.  Federalism Will Help Russia Shift from ‘People for the State’ to ‘State for the People,’ Advocates Say 

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 13.  Today’s Vote Marks ‘Death of First Russian Republic,’ Skobov Says  

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 14.  Putin’s Referendum Provides Fresh Example of Banality of Evil, Anthropologist Says 

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 15.  Russia May Escape Second Wave of Pandemic But Second Wave of Economic Crisis is Inevitable, Anureyev Says 

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 16.  Free Trade Areas Can Reduce Intensity of Border Disputes, Tomsk Scholar Argues 

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 17.  Nenets Autonomous District Voted Against Amendments to Protest Moscow’s Amalgamation Plans 

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 18.  High Cost and Good Sense Limited Campaigns to Change Place Names in Soviet Times, Savin Says 

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 19.  What Putin Views as His Greatest Victory in Fact His Greatest Loss, Gozman Says 

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 20.  FSB Gave Putin ‘Real Results’ from Referendum and He Can’t be Pleased, Zyuganov Says 

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 21.  Anniversary of Declaration of Urals Republic in 1993 Recalled   

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 22.  Russian Court Extends Detention of Ingush Political Prisoner Sautiyeva Another Month 

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 23.  Demographer who Told ‘NYTimes’ 70 Percent of Covid Cases in Moscow weren’t Being Recorded Now Out of a Job  

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 24.  Putin’s Re-Sovietization a Parody of the Original and Therefore Won’t Last Long, Trifonov Says 

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 25.  New Book Says Moscow to ‘Restructure’ Nationality Arrangements over Next Five Years 

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 26.  Shiyes Protests Continue Because Russians Don’t Trust the Regime, Activists Say 

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 27.  Putin Regime Can’t Be Improved: It Must Be Replaced, El Myurid Says 

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 28.  1990s Last Time When Soviet Faith in Sudden Transformation was Widespread in Russia, Kuznetsov Says 

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 29.  Impact of Constitutional Changes on Russian Laws Likely to Be Signaled by New Legislation on Cities 

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 30.  Russia Faces Three Dangerous Trends after Pandemic, Inozemtsev Says 

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 31.  Disintegration of Russia ‘Practically Inevitable,’ Opposition Must Focus on the Regions and Not Just Moscow, Yakovenko Says  

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 32.  Kremlin has Delayed Census Because It Fears What It Will Show, Nikolayev Says  

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 33.  When ‘an American Victory Map’ Showed an Independent Kazan Republic 

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 34.  Erzyan who Spoke Russian Growing Up in Mordvinia Recovered Her National Language Only in Moscow 

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 35.  Putin’s Constitutional Changes Cast Dark Shadow on His and the Country’s Future, Igor Chubais Says 

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 36.  Will a new ‘Revolution of Anecdotes’ Undermine Putin? A Baker’s Dozen of Jokes about Him 

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 37.  Russian Hopes for Coronavirus Vaccine and Economic Improvement Soon Fading  

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 38.  Russia’s Ruling Stratum, Raised on Communist Ideology, Not Especially Patriotic, Volkov Says 

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 39.  Federal Territories Amendment Threatens to Make All Russia into a Colony of Moscow, Bednov Says 

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 40.  ‘Almost Like a War,’ Coronavirus Pandemic Swelling Number of Street Children in Russia 

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 41.  Is Putin Narrowing His Complaint about Republics?  

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 42.  July 1 Vote Energized Opposition to Putin and Intensified Succession Struggle, Pavlovsky Says 

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