Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for May 26-31, 2021
1. Putin Repeats His Opposition to Mandatory Vaccination; Sakha Backs Down
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2. Putin’s Love-Hate Relationship with US at Odds with Russia’s Interests, Kirillova Says
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3. Russia’s ‘Near Abroad’ Overlaps with Those of Turkey and Poland, Inozemtsev Says
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4. ‘Terror Can’t Be Applied Selectively,’ El Murid Says
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5. Kazakhstan Scholar Focuses on Diasporas, Prompting Questions about Central Asian Immigrants in Russia
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6. Internationalist Parties Won’t Work in Kazakhstan, Analysts There Say
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7. ‘Green Shift’ Occurring across Russian Political Spectrum, Shaburov Says
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8. Despite Putin’s Promise, Vaccination Becoming Compulsory for Ever More Categories of Russian Residents
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9. Russian Regionalists Want Regions, Not Some New Man in the Kremlin, to Decide Country’s Future after Putin, Shtepa Says
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10. Moscow Closes 44 More Airports in North Effectively Cutting Off Large Swaths of Russia
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11. Russia Now Critically Dependent on Imports of Strategic Metals including from Ukraine, Audit Chamber Says
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12. Enthusiasm of Senior Officials for Using Prison Labor Raises Serious Questions, Shelin Says
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13. More Evidence Given that March 2019 Ingush Event was Not a Meeting and Thus That Charges Someone Organized It are Absurd
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14. Moscow Using Western Sanctions to Justify Classifying Ever More Information, Tkachev Says
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15. Number of Russians Seeking Vaccination Collapses in Moscow, Other Russian Cities
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16. A Baker’s Double Dozen of Other Notable Stories from Russia This Week
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17. Russia’s Territorial Integrity Threatened by Any Internationalization of Northern Sea Route, Sivkov Says
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18. After Kazan School Shooting, Much Talk but Little Action
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19. Plan for Fiber Optic Cable along Northern Sea Route Put on Hold
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20. Tatarstan to Have a Muslim Holiday in Memory of Those who Fell Fighting Ivan the Terrible in 1552
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21. Soviet Borders in Central Asia Failed to Consider Impact of Nomadic Groups, Baysalov Says
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22. Group Behind Attacks on Western Vaccines has Close Ties to Putin
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23. Task of Demarcating Armenian-Azerbaijani Border Made More Difficult by Armenian Politicization of the Issue, Russian Analysts Say
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24. Kremlin Pushing ‘Deep People’ into Alliance with Liberals, Gallyamov Says
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25. Two Turkish Parties Call for Recognizing Circassian Genocide
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26. Decarbonization of World Economy will Hit Russia Harder than Any Sanctions, Inozemtsev Says
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27. Middle Class in Russia Plays Very Different Role than in Western Countries, Gontmakher Says
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28. Epigenetic Consequences of Repression Last a Minimum of Four Generations, Khakuasheva Says
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29. Israel Bans Travel to Russia Because of Pandemic Surge There
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30. Tehran Chose Kazan Not St. Petersburg for a Consulate to Project Iranian Influence on Russia’s Muslims
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31. Growing Water Conflicts Could Threaten Independence of Central Asian Countries in Future, Experts Say
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32. For Northern Sea Route to Operate Year Around, Moscow Needs Railways and Roads in North, Shepitko Says
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33. Ingush Prisoner Involved in Hunger Strike at Saratov Oblast Camp
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34. Nicholas II’s Propensity for Hyper-Centralization Led to Khodynka Field Disaster, Historians Say
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35. Moscow Must Work to Attract Ethnic Russians and Not Just Workers from Former Soviet Republics, Shustov Says
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36. ‘Bitter Truth’ is that Russia’s Vaccination Program has Failed, Doctor Says
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37. A Recipe for More Conflict: Yerevan Rejects Corridor between Azerbaijan and Nakhichevan; Baku Insists on It
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38. Stalin’s GULAG was ‘Economically Ineffective’ and Demographically Disastrous, Staf Says
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39. Moscow Erects New Iron Curtain between Finno-Ugric Nations inside Russia and Those Beyond Its Borders
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40. Any Yalta-Like Concessions to Putin would Transform Him into a Sacred Figure like Stalin, Khazin Says
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41. Kazakhs Increasingly View Stalin’s Terror Famine There Much as Ukrainians View Holodomor in Their Country, Polovinko Says
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42. Belarus Could Become a Normal European Country with Far Less Difficulty than Ukraine, Inozemtsev Says
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