Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for Dec. 3–8, 2020

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Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for Dec. 3–8, 2020  

1.      EU Says Moscow Spreading Disinformation Abroad about Pandemic

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2.      Ingush Demand Release of Seven Protest Leaders, Defense of Ingush Rights in Prigorodny District

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3.      In De-Occupied Areas, Russian Peacekeepers, Red Cross Officials, Departing Armenians and Returning Azerbaijanis Cooperating, Moscow Paper Says

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4.      If Stalin Couldn’t Unite Muslims Administratively, No One Will Ever Will, Suleymanov Says

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5.      Moscow Should Use Its Caspian Flotilla and Its Base in Armenia if Provocations Occur in De-Occupied Areas, Volgayev Says

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6.      The Larger the Russian Population Center, the More Pessimistic and Negative Its People, Levinson Says

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7.      Growing Anger in Population and Increasing Repression by Regime Radicalizing ‘Systemic’ Opposition, Kynyev Says

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8.      Moscow Calls Its Vaccine Sputnik-5 Because It is One of Few Russian Words with Positive Connotations Abroad

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9.      Moscow Splitting Finno-Ugric Languages to Promote Assimilation to Russian, Mari Linguist Says

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10.  Tsikhanouskaya Aide Outlines Six Scenarios for Transition in Belarus

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11.  Moscow Considering Russian Analog of Monroe Doctrine for Post-Soviet Space, Apukhtin Says

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12.  Moscow and Tehran have No Choice But to Expand Cooperation after Qarabagh Declaration, Areshov Suggests

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13.  Strong Russian State Now ‘Enemy of Russian Conservatives,’ Savvin Says

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14.  Tatars Must Remember 1921-1922 Famine Because of Its Continuing Impact, Gylman Says

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15.  Vaccinations Begin in Moscow Even Though Testing Not Complete, Doses Not Sufficient, and Shots Not a Panacea

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16.  Belgian and Dutch Dredgers Help Russia Deepen and Widen Ob Estuary to Handle LNG Ships

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17.  Kremlin Continues Soviet Practice of Using Emigres to Keep Russians Divided, Kirillova Says

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18.  Soviets Almost But Not Quite Wiped Out the Original Siberians, Yakovlev Says

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19.  ‘Tatars have had Dozens of Independent States,’ Bayramova Reminds on Her 70th Birthday

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20.  Russia Major Beneficiary from Unblocking of Rail Routes in South Caucasus, Baliyev Says

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21.  ‘People Killed the Aral Sea; Now Its Remains are Returning the Favor,’ Khasanov Says

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22.  Kyrgyzstan Now has Smaller Working-Age Share of Population to Support Children and Pensioners

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23.  The End of History Didn’t Happen but the End of Freedom Looms, Klyamkin Says

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24.  ‘There are No Medicines but Try Treating Yourself’ – What Doctors in St. Petersburg are Now Telling the Sick during Pandemic

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25.  Siberians Still Supportive of Khabarovsk Protesters Even if Russians have Turned Away

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26.  Pandemic-Exacerbated or Created Problems Overwhelming Russian Psychological Services

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27.  Russia’s Federal Subjects, Especially Large Ones, are Anything But Homogeneous

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28.  At Free Russia Forum, Federalists Back Unity but Centralists Fear Disintegration, Sidorov Says

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29.  Moscow Not Planning to Restrict Movement among Regions to Fight Pandemic

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30.  Female Alcoholism in Russia Understated Because Few Women Risk Seeking Help, Activists Say

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31.  Duma Proposal Intended to Limit Number of Civilians Getting Rank of General in Siloviki Agencies

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32.  ‘Deep Civil Society’ Taking Shape in Russia Despite Contraction of Middle Class Higher School of Economics Says

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33.  Those Russians Angry at Putin Not Necessarily Pro-Western and His Successor May Not Be Either, Kirillova Warns

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34.  Russian Court Continues to Deny Rights of Defendants in Ingush Protest Case

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35.  Ending Mayoral Elections has Reduced Effectiveness of Municipal Governance in Russia, New Study Says

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36.  Russian Opposition to Vaccinations, Pandemic Restrictions Spreads and Intensifies

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37.  Despite Russian Claims, Beijing isn’t Copying Moscow’s Repressive Laws, Bazhanov Says

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38.  Munich Institute for Study of USSR Helped Destroy Soviet System, Baliyev Says

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39.  Moscow Retaining GULAG Features Even in Newly Designed Prisons, Critics Say

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40.  First Two Prosecution Witnesses Help Case of Ingush Seven, Their Lawyers Say

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41.  Changes at Top of Orthodox Church in Yekaterinburg and Kazan Presage Big Problems, Shaburov Says

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42.  Putin’s Import Substitution Plan Leaving Russians without Enough High-Quality Food than Would Otherwise Be the Case, Shelin Says

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