Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for April 20-25, 2021

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Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for April 20-25, 2021    

1.      Coming Out of Pandemic, Russia at Risk of Inflation as Well as Recession

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2.      Putin Increasingly a Prisoner of His Past Successes Just Like Other Pyramid Scheme Builders, Pastukhov Says

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3.      Allowing Circassians to Return from Syria to North Caucasus ‘Not Only about Justice but about Survival,’ Memorial Says

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4.      New Archival Documents on Two Worst Ethnic Conflicts in Uzbekistan at End of Soviet Times

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5.      Some in Moscow Patriarchate Opposed to Tikhon Precisely Because of His Closeness to Putin, Silantyev Says

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6.      To Keep Number of Cossacks from Growing, Moscow Introduces Multiple Cossack Identifications for Census

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7.      Emigration of Russian Scholars Accelerating and Production of New Ones in Russia Declining, Academy of Sciences Says

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8.      Putin Fails to Call for Minute of Silence for Covid Victims

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9.      Russian Court Extends Detention of Ingush Seven Three More Months to August 9

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10.  Putin’s Address to the Federal Assembly ‘a Smokescreen’ Hiding His Real Plans, Pastukhov Says

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11.  Putin’s Message was What He Didn’t Say, Shaburov Suggests

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12.  Local Self-Administration in Russia: Holiday Remains but Reality Doesn’t, Luzin Says

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13.  Kremlin Faces a Real Political Problem and Not the Political Technological One It Imagines, Gallyamov Says

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14.  ‘Erzya Can Survive a Pandemic but Not Conditions in Russia,’ Ezrya Elder Tells UN Body

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15.  Russians Can Use Sputnik-5 Vaccine Produced Abroad but Don’t Need to Do So, Officials Say

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16.  Small Size of Navalny Protests a Victory for the Kremlin, Inozemtsev Says

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17.  Putin Regime Seeks to Play Down Lenin to Minimize Significance of Revolution, Bordyugov Says

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18.  Putin Returns to Soviet Understanding of Rights and Freedoms, ‘Nezavisimaya gazeta’ Says

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19.  35 Years after Chernobyl, Almost 2,000 Russians Dying Annually from Its Impact, Data Show

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20.  Russia Risks Falling Behind ‘Perhaps Forever’ in High Tech Production, New HSE Study Says

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21.  173,000 Small Businesses and Farms have Shut Down in Russia during First Quarter of 2021 Alone

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22.  Many Experts Doubt Pandemic Main Reason Putin Extended May Holidays

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23.  A Baker’s Double Dozen of Other Notable Stories from Russia This Week

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24.  In New Film, Putin Ally Metropolitan Tikhon Warns Russia Faces Repetition of 1917

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25.  Putin Believes He Can Buy Off Russians for Kopecks on the Ruble, Shelin Says

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26.  Putin Emboldened Rather than Restrained by West’s ‘Two Track’ Approach to Moscow, Shevtsova Says

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27.  Ufa and Kazan among Leaders in Arrests of Navalny Protesters, Sidorov Says

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28.  Shadow Economy in Russia Refuge for Population and Means for Regime to Present Situation as Better than It Is, Vardul Says

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29.  Russia Likely to Face Spike in Covid Cases Because of Putin’s Extension of May Holidays, Epidemiologists Say

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30.  Epiphanius Reminds that All Orthodox Parishes in Ukraine Belong to the Ukrainian Church

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31.  Internet Both Helps and Hurts Minority Languages in Russian Federation, Soosaar Says

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32.  Moscow’s Persecution of Ethnic Minorities Threatens Not Just Them but Russia’s Neighbors as Well, Ukrainian Deputies Say

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2021/04/moscows-persecution-of-ethnic.html

33.  Osh Protesters Cast Doubt on Viability of Kyrgyz-Uzbek Border Accord

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34.  Russian Libraries Facing Popular Resistance to Digitalization, New Study Reports

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35.  Russia Closing Off More of Black Sea Even as It Pulls Its Land Forces Back from Ukrainian Border

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36.  Coverage of Pandemic in Russia Falls Sharply Even Though Infections and Deaths Don’t

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2021/04/coverage-of-pandemic-in-russia-falls.html 

37.  Moscow Forces Its Main Finno-Ugric Organization Not to Take Part in Finno-Ugric Congress in Estonia

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38.  Circassian Flag Symbolizes Freedom and Unity of a Proud Nation Russia hasn’t Been Able to Break

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39.  ‘Full-Blown Fascism has Arrived in Russia,’ Skobov Says

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40.  ‘Without Democracy, Russia Won’t Overcome Loss of Empire, but without Doing That, It won’t Be a Democracy,’ Khodarkovsky Says

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41.  Karelian Not Just the Language of Villagers, Petrozavodsk Backer of Karelian ‘VKontakte’ Interface Says

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42.  Kremlin Knew Chernobyl was an Accident Waiting to Happen Three Years before 1986 Disaster and Then Tried to Blame Foreigners

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2021/04/kremlin-knew-chernobyl-was-accident.html

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