Month: February 2023

Представители общественности призывают российские власти оказать помощь соотечественникам проживающим в Турции и Сирии, пострадавшим в результате землетрясения.

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Автор: ПЦ

Опубликовано: 28 февраля 2023

Президенту РФ В. В. Путину, Председателю Правительства РФ М. В. Мишустину, Председателю Совета Федерации Федерального собрания РФ В. И. Матвиенко, Председателю Государственной думы Федерального собрания РФ В. В. Володину

Копия: Главе Республики Адыгея М.К. Кумпилову, Главе Кабардино-Балкарской республики К.В. Кокову, Главе Карачаево-Черкесской республики Р. Б. Темрезову,  Губернатору Краснодарского края В.И. Кондратьеву

 

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Вся общественность Кабардино-Балкарии, Адыгеи, Карачаево-Чаркессии и Причерноморской Шапсугий крайне обеспокоена трагическими событиями, которые произошли в Турции: на сегодняшний день подтверждена гибель свыше 44 тыс. человек, повреждено 173 000 зданий и сооружений. Периодически продолжают происходят толчки магнитудой до 4-6 баллов, то есть люди живут в состоянии постоянного стресса, с ощущением возможного повторения катастрофы. Свыше 20 миллионов пострадали. Read more →

The Unforgotten Ukrainian Lesson, Part 3  / 3

Adel Bashqawi

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The Unforgotten Ukrainian Lesson, Part 2 / 3

Adel Bashqawi

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The Unforgotten Ukrainian Lesson, Part 1

Adel Bashqawi

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Paul Goble’s 50 Windows on Eurasia / February 19, 2023

1.     Putin’s is ‘the Imperialism of Idiots,’ Dilmukhametov Says

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2023/02/putins-is-imperialism-of-idiots.html  

2.     Dastans, Epic Stories about Resistance to Outsiders, Now Being Promoted in Tatarstan

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2023/02/dastans-epic-stories-about-resistance.html

3.     Moscow Allows Russian Gas Company to Set Up a PMC in the Arctic

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Moscow Continues Efforts to Penetrate Circassian Diaspora

Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 20 Issue: 29

By: Paul Goble

February 16, 2023

Throughout its history, no country’s government has devoted more attention to its émigrés and diaspora populations than that of Russia. Nor has any other country taken more steps to try to disorder, penetrate and control them. The reason for this is simple: émigrés and diasporas from Russia have regularly played outsized roles in the country’s history, often serving as the only base from which its peoples can offer their dissent from the regimes in power. Sometimes, and most worrisome from the Kremlin’s perspective, some émigrés even return home and overthrow the ruling regime, as Vladimir Lenin did most famously in 1917 (Window on Eurasia, February 13). And while it has received less international attention than ethnic Russian emigration both past and present, the Russian government has not devoted as much attention to or worked harder to disorder and disarm any other diaspora than the Circassians, who number more than seven million worldwide, with a particular concentration in the Middle East. (To learn more about these Russian efforts, including the seizure of control over the International Circassian Association by individuals and groups working for the Russian intelligence services, see Window on Eurasia March 14, 2020, May 4, 2022; Zapravakbr.ru, December 19, 2022.) Read more →

Defending Legitimate Rights

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