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Political uncertainties amid rising discontent

May 2, 2012 Felix Goryunov
The protest movement in Russia may not be finished, but it also may not bring about the creation of democratic capitalism

Kudrin to create fund for reforms

March 19, 2012 Evgenia Pismennaya, Maria Zheleznova, Vedomosti.ru
With the creation of a new fund to promote economic reforms, Alexei Kudrin indicates that he will continue to oppose Dmitry Medvedev even after the current president becomes prime minister

Medvedev and Kudrin escalate their feud

February 24, 2012 Gleb Cherkasov, Kommersant
The two men vying for the prime minister’s job have taken their campaign to the next level, sniping at each other in public

Starting non-parliamentary dialogue

February 21, 2012 Russia Beyond the Headlines
Medvedev has met with the opposition. Is he ready to propose a compromise?

Four questions about Russia's future

February 10, 2012 Ben Aris
Will Prime Minister Vladimir Putin allow a second round in the March presidential election? Will he improve Russia's economic record? Who will be the next prime minister? Will the opposition find a good leader? These questions remain unanswered

Discontented Russia

February 1, 2012 Viktor Dyatlikovich
The post-election protests have changed the political situation in Russia. But is it enough to influence the results of the 2012 presidential campaign?

The Russian elite distances itself from Putin

January 27, 2012 Moritz Gathmann
Duma member Ilya Ponomarev is one of the leaders of the anti-government protests that have shaken the Russian capital. RBTH’s Moritz Gathmann talked to Ponomarev about the demands the protestors are making and what they hope to accomplish

Office plankton vs. the rest

January 18, 2012 Georgy Bovt
Russia is unlikely to face a change of leadership in 2012, because the opposition failed to connect with Russians beyond the middle class

The west still looks at Russia through a prism of stereotypes

January 13, 2012 Boris Tumanov, Gazeta.ru
Respectable international media are still unwilling to delve deep into the specifics of Russia’s reality, which often leads them to ridiculous conclusions. This perception is due not to bias, but to banal intellectual laziness

Evolution, not revolution

December 27, 2011 Natalya Bashlykova, Viktor Khamraev, Kommersant
Alexei Kudrin wants progressive, pragmatic Russians to engage in dialogue with the authorities. Will it work?

Don’t call me to the barricades

December 26, 2011 Vladimir Babkin
Public dissatisfaction with the authorities’ actions is growing, but it will not result in revolution

Second mass protest adds momentum to Russia's civilized revolution

December 25, 2011 Anna Krachenko, Ben Aris, Business New Europe
The second mass demonstration in central Moscow finished peacefully and on time adding momentum to Russia’s civilized revolution

Dec. 24 protests fulfill expectations

December 25, 2011 Pavel Koshkin
Thousands rally in Moscow to demand that the results of the 2011 State Duma elections be cancelled

Kudrin to create new political party

December 13, 2011 Evgeniya Pismennaya, Vedomosti.ru
The former finance minister hopes to consolidate the opposition, but many still see him loyal to Putin and Mikhail Prokhorov remains on the fence about Kudrin’s endeavor

Following the money out of the country

November 11, 2011 Tai Adelaja, Russia Profile
Investment Estimates for capital outflows are revised upward, as Kremlin fails to reassure investors

Goodbye, Mr. Prudence

October 10, 2011 Ben Aris
Alexei Kudrin's departure raises questions about Russia's economic future

Finance Minister Kudrin quits at president's urging (article updated)

September 26, 2011 Russia Today TV Channel
President Medvedev signed Kudrin’s resignation just hours after the two men traded hostile comments in public

Kudrin adds economic impetus to liberalization drive

February 21, 2011 Business New Europe
Russia's finance minister calls for more freedom in the economic sector as the country prepares for elections later this year.

Is Russia going to emerge as a safe haven again this year?

January 24, 2011 Ben Aris
Russia is starting 2011 in a good position to take advantage of financial problems in the rest of the world.

Much ado about taxes

November 25, 2010 Vadim Visloguzov, Kommersant
Alexei Kudrin and Arkady Dvorkovich scour far and wide for a scapegoat for Russia’s rising taxes
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