Alexei Maslov is the latest high-profile Russian to die suddenly: What’s going on

Alexei Maslov is the latest high-profile Russian to die suddenly: What’s going on

Alexei Maslov is the latest high-profile Russian to die suddenly: What’s going on

Alexei Maslov, a former commander-in-chief of Russia’s ground forces, suddenly passed away in Moscow at 69. More than a dozen high-profile Russian figures including top officials and businessmen have died by suicide or under mysterious circumstances in 2022
FP Explainers December 29, 2022 15:00:50 IST
Alexei Maslov was former commander-in-chief of Russia’s ground forces and a representative to NATO. Image courtesy: @nexta_tv

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The Russian Policy Continues Without Hesitation to Undermine the Foundations of the Circassian Identity

The Russian Policy Continues Without Hesitation to Undermine the Foundations of the Circassian Identity

The Russian Policy Continues Without Hesitation to Undermine the Foundations of the Circassian Identity

Adel Bashqawi

28 December 2022

Since the early time of invasion and occupation of Circassia, the Russian state has been tirelessly implementing its infernal and exclusionary plans, secretly and openly, and through the central and regional authorities represented by their security arms and agents. This comes in the context of undermining the foundations of the Circassian identity, as the ruling system did not hesitate to do what it could in order to establish the tragic fait accompli and eliminate the nation and its identity, and consolidate the status quo according to a systematic Russian colonial plan that ultimately aimed to eliminate the remaining symbols of the Circassian identity and civilization. The identity is represented by language, culture, customs, traditions, arts, etc., which in their entirety express the authentic identity that emanated from the Circassian homeland.
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Moscow and Its Agents in KBR Shift from Ignoring Activists to Repressing and Silencing Them, Khakuasheva Says

Moscow and Its Agents in KBR Shift from Ignoring Activists to Repressing and Silencing Them, Khakuasheva Says

Monday, December 19, 2022

Moscow and Its Agents in KBR Shift from Ignoring Activists to Repressing and Silencing Them, Khakuasheva Says

Paul Goble

            Staunton, Dec. 19 – Over the last decade, Moscow and its representatives in Kabardino-Balkaria have shifted from ignoring those who call attention to the threats to the native languages to harassing and repressing them in the hopes of silencing them and keeping others from finding out what is going one, Madina Khakuasheva says.

            The senior scholar at the Institute for Research on the Humanities of the KBR Center of the Russian Academy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, an institution that itself has been under serious attack (windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2022/11/kbr-scholars-say-powers-now-using.html) is one of the most distinguished of those now subject to such repressive actions.

            In an open letter to senior officials in her republic, Khakuasheva asks for them to intervene on her behalf to protect her from the illegal and entirely unwarranted actions of the FSB and anti-extremism agencies against her (zapravakbr.ru/index.php/doc/1859-madina-khakuasheva-v-svoej-deyatelnosti-ya-i-moi-kollegi-nikogda-ne-vykhodili-za-ramki-zakonov). Read more

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Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia Dec 21, 2022

Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia Dec 21, 2022

Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia Dec 21, 2022

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Perspectives on the Circassian Identity

Perspectives on the Circassian Identity

Perspectives on the Circassian Identity

Adel Bashqawi

12 December, 2022

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Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia December 12, 2022    

Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia December 12, 2022    

 

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