Paul Gobles 42 Windows on Eurasia for April 7-12, 2020
1. Is Moscow Sending More Troops to the North Caucasus and Paying Them Five Times as Much?
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2. Russian Official Sociology with Its Presidential Ratings Another Casualty of Pandemic, Davydov Says
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3. Given Pandemic, Russians Increasingly Turning to Internet for News But Slow Speeds Keep Many from Using It Widely
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4. Russian Businesses Refuse Putin’s Demand that They Pay Employees who are in In-Home Isolation
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5. Circassians Mull How to Mark May 21 during Pandemic as Moscow Signals Its Anger at Their Activities and International Support
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6. Russians Split on Whether Classifying Russian Imperial Movement as Terrorist Group a Victory or Defeat for Trump
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7. Two Ingush Activists Already Sentenced Released from Detention Pending Their Appeals
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8. In This Crisis, Russian Regions Taking Tougher Line Against Moscow than are Non-Russian Republics, Alpaut Says
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9. Putin’s View of Russian State Why He Won’t Aid People and Small Business and Why His Country Won’t Recover as Fast as Others, Inozemtsev Says
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10. Xenophobic Attitudes in Russia Again on the Rise, Approaching Pre-Crimea Peak
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11. Many of Russia’s Current Leaders Act as If They’re Great Successes when They Aren’t, Kiva Says
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12. Russian Agricultural Ministry Plans to Replace Gastarbeiters with Students and the Unemployed
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13. Coronavirus Measures have Shut Down Half of Russia’s Bordellos, Sex Workers Union Head Says
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14. Despite Partial Apology, Kadyrov’s Crude Remark Likely to Exacerbate Chechen-Ingush Relations
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15. Block Posts on Borders of Federal Subjects Show Russians Now Realize They Can’t Count on Putin to Save Them, Portnikov Says
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16. USSR as Legal Successor to Russian Empire had Every Right to Retake Baltic States, Poland and Finland, Shishkin Says
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17. Moscow Doctors to Combine Treatment for Coronavirus and Pneumonia Patients
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18. Coronavirus Crisis Should Prompt Kremlin to Declare ‘a Putin NEP,’ Bondarenko Says
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19. Moscow Trying to Force All who Speak Non-Russian Languages to Bend to Its Will and Speak Russian, Shaymiyev Says
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20. Current Crisis in Russia Reflects Failure of Powers to Adjust to New Realities, Nisnevich Says
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21. ‘A Cold Civil War’ Now Exists between Russian People and the Kremlin, Lepekhin Says
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22. Ingush Activists Court had Ordered Released Still in Detention; Officials Blame the Mails
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23. Four of Six Politburo Members Associated with ‘Russian Party’ in 1970s weren’t Russians, Averyanov-Minsky Says
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24. Putin Preparing to Allow FSB to Keep Even More Things Secret and Thus Act in a More Uncontrolled Way, Pavlov Says
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25. Internet Showing Russians Other Countries are Doing More for Their Peoples and Businesses than Moscow is, Zubarevich Says
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26. Federal Officials and Siloviki in Regions Getting Used to Governors Making Decisions, Gallyamov Says
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27. Referendum on Russian Constitutional Amendments Raises Ever More Questions
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28. Russian Authorities Forced to Call in Spetsnaz Troops to Put Down Prison Revolt in the Transbaikal
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29. Ingush Mufti Dies from Coronavirus
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30. Russia Heading into Deepening Crisis Without Moscow Recognizing Unpleasant Realities, Inozemtsev Says
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31. Unlike Recent Epidemics, Coronavirus Hitting Richer Countries Harder than Poorer Ones, Grechaninov Says
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32. Pandemic Stress Testing Russia’s Migration Policy, Brod Says
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33. Putin’s Health ‘Optimization’ Cut Medical Specialists on Infectious Diseases by 10 Percent, Nechayev Says
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34. Putin a Man of the Soviet Past who May Leave Office as Yeltsin Did, Gordon Says
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35. Russian Far East Can’t Do without China Trade, Vladivostok Orientalist Says
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36. Late Mufti Tested Positive for Virus But Ingush Officials Don’t Count Him as Victim of Pandemic
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37. ‘Will Russia Survive until 2024?’ Timofeyev Asks
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38. Russians Violating Restrictions Now Because of Lies Officials have Always Told Them, Neroznikova Says
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39. Pandemic Affecting Security in Eastern Europe Ever More Broadly, Minsk Dialogue Group Says
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40. Self-Isolation and Social Distance Rules Mean Russian Politics Now Going Online, ‘Nezavisimaya Gazeta’ Says
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41. Kadyrov’s Chechnya – Where for Many Death from the Coronavirus is ‘the Lesser Evil’
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42. As Economic Crisis Deepens, More Russians Say Putin Defends the Interests of the Oligarchs than Say He Supports Those of the Siloviki
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