Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for Mar. 3 – 8, 2021
1. Many Russian Regions Still Don’t Have Enough Vaccine Even as Moscow Pushes Exports and Welcomes Sputnik-5 Tourism
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2. Putin Appears Worried about Rise in Russian Nationalism
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3. Moscow Appears Likely to Provide More Support for Russian and Smallest Languages but Not for Those in Between
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4. Chief Challenge in Russia is to Ensure Citizens Can See Relationship of Taxes Paid and Results Achieved, Luzin Says
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5. Official Case Against Ingush Seven Continues to Collapse, But a Guilty Verdict Still Near Certain
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6. FSB Says Kaliningrad Man Planned Terrorist Act Because He ‘Hates Russian Powers’
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7. Municipal Amalgamation Efforts No More Popular than Those at Regional Level, New Cases in Yamal Show
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8. Russia’s Success in Developing Vaccine Carried with It Usual Collateral Damage of Moscow Projects, Gelman Says
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9. Navalny Inserting Himself into Christian Tradition of Russian Protest, Baunov Says
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10. ‘If West Cuts Russia Off from SWIFT, Russia will Cut Off Ukraine from West,’ Shakhnazarov Says
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11. ‘Russia has No Allies’ and Must Stop Supporting Those Who Aren’t, Bezpalko Says
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12. China Formally Declares It Wants to Open ‘an Arctic Silk Road’ Corridor
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13. Length of Russia’s Navigable Riverways has Fallen by Two Thirds Since 1991, Korobov Says
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14. Sakha Activist Warns Stripping Republic Languages of State Status will Spark New Tensions
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15. Russians Reluctant to Get Vaccine Because They Don’t Trust Government, Experts Say
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16. A Baker’s Double Dozen of Other Stories from Russia This Week
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17. Yerevan Angrily Reacts to Aliyev’s Reference to Zengezur Corridor as ‘Azerbaijan’s Historic Territory’
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18. Putin Shares Stalin’s Paranoia and Will End His Life Too Alone and in Fear, Eidman Says
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19. March 1921 Set Pattern for Russia Since – By Separating Struggle for Power from Positions on Issues, Shelin Says
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20. Young Russians Want a Normal Country, Not One Based on the Past or Some Ideological Vision
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21. New Cold War Exists in Rhetoric but Not in Reality, Four Russian Experts Say
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22. Putin Aide Infected with Coronavirus but Kremlin Leader Won’t Isolate and Hasn’t Been Vaccinated
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23. Last Two Decades Show Why Economics and Demography are Now ‘Gravediggers of Putin Regime,’ Gontmakher Says
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24. Online Debates about Immigrants in Russia Both Reflect and Promote Five Mistaken Notions, Martynov Says
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25. Ufa Adopts Another Tactic to Cut Number of Tatars and Boost Number of Bashkirs in Upcoming Census
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26. Pandemic Crisis, Demographic Shortfalls Force Russian Rail to Seek Soldiers’ Help in Modernizing BAM and the Trans-Siberian
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27. New Western Sanctions Hit Russian Military Industry and Broader R & D Activities Far Harder than Earlier Ones
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28. Call for Protecting Holy Places of Northern Peoples Puts the Latter on Collision Course with Moscow
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29. Russian and Chinese Hackers Steal Coronavirus Data from EU Agency
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30. KBR Leaders Now Recognize Loss of Non-Russian Languages will Mean Loss of Republic Status, Khakuasheva Says
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31. Moscow, Baku Now Competing for Vatican’s Attention on Churches in Qarabagh
windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2021/03/moscow-baku-now-competing-for-vaticans.html
32. Tashkent Says Central Asian Countries Lack Commonalities Needed for Any Union
http://windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2021/03/tashkent-says-central-asian-countries.html
33. Moscow Postpones ‘Polar Trans-Siberian Railroad’ for the Fifth Time under Putin
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34. Turkmen President Starts Transition of Power but Keeps Things All in the Family
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35. Prosecution Witness in Ingush Seven Trial Demolishes State’s Extremism Charges, Chemurziyev Says
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36. Kremlin Denies Russian Special Services Behind Criticism of Western Vaccines
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37. Union of Repressed Peoples Calls for Shifting Russian State Holidays away from Deportation Anniversaries
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38. Karakalpaks Protest Uzbekization of Their Republic, Demanding Autonomy or Even Independence
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39. A Baker’s Dozen of Facts about Women in Russia Today
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40. Water Shortages in Occupied Crimea Now So Great Moscow Likely to Step Up Pressure on Kyiv, Kazarin Says
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41. Politicians and Bankers Lead List of Professions Russians Feel are Overpaid
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42. Gender Equality in Russia Still Exists ‘Only on Paper,’ Kazan Lawyer Says
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