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Most Russians won’t support nationalists

February 21, 2012 Leokadia Drobizheva, Ogoniok magazine
Leokadia Drobizheva, the director of the Center for Study of Interethnic Relations of the Sociology Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, spoke to the Ogoniok magazine about nationalism in modern Russia

Russia closed for immigration?

January 27, 2012 Pavel Koshkin
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has been sounding off on illegal immigration, but could his strategy backfire?

Russia for Russians?

November 10, 2011 Vladimir Ruvinsky
The nationalist movement in Russia is growing not only in numbers but in diversity even as the country needs migrants to solve its labor problem

Edward Luttwak: Heterogeneity is an advantage for democracy, up to a point

August 18, 2011 Yulia Netesova
The importance of multiculturalism and diversity is one of the topics to be discussed at this year's Yaroslavl Global Policy Forum

Russian immigration law reform: from wholesale to retail

August 12, 2011 Roman Vorobyov
Russia becomes a fastidious host, rigorously selecting its guests. But is this host attractive and hospitable enough?

Immigration challenges both Russia and the EU

August 4, 2011 Vladislav Inozemtsev
The increase in tension between people of different ethnic backgrounds is a concern for leaders in both the former Soviet space and the EU

Norwegian tragedy marks change in social atmosphere

July 27, 2011 Fyodor Lukyanov, Moskovskiye Novosti
Old Europe must wake up to the beliefs it is reluctant to accept

In Central Asia, Russian wave ebbs away

June 17, 2011 Clare Nuttall
Twenty years since the fall of the Soviet Union, Russians find themselves in a tenuous position in the "near abroad"

Russia’s new migrants class

June 7, 2011 Galina Masterova
Central Asians keep Russia's urban centers running, but face constant hostility

The brighter side of Nationalism

June 3, 2011 Yevgeny Shestakov
How do good nationalists look? Do they even exist at all, or is this phenomenon doomed to exist forever with only a negative aura?

Moscow court sentences Markelov murderer to life

May 6, 2011 RIA Novosti
Ultranationalists also ordered to pay damages in death of human rights lawyer and journalist

Legalizing extremism

April 5, 2011 Tatiana Shabaeva
When the law dilutes the meaning of extremism, how can a real extremist be uncovered?

Red Line: Gaddafi, U.S.-Russia relations and Marine Le Pen

March 16, 2011 Sergei Strokan, Ekaterina Kudashkina, Mira Salganik, Voice of Russia
Can Gaddafi be charged with war crimes, changes in U.S.-Russia relations, and could Marine Le Pen be France's next president

Red Line: Munich, Donald Rumsfeld and British multiculturalism

February 16, 2011 Sergei Strokan, Mira Salganik, Voice of Russia
RBTH now offers an edited transcript of the Voice of Russia's popular Red Line program

Ethnic pride has no place in multicultural Russia

January 28, 2011 Mikhail Shvydkoi, Rossiyskaya Gazeta
The reaction of many to the bombing at Domodedovo is another indication of the ethnic divides within Russia.

Another bomb, more words, little action

January 26, 2011 Timur Anufriev
Time and time again, Russian leaders have vowed to track down and punish terrorists responsible for deadly bombings, yet after every attack, safety is hard to find and the real problem is ignored

Key evidence emerges in Markelov, Baburova killings

January 21, 2011 Alexander Chernykh, Kommersant
Audio tapes emerge in the investigation into the murders of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova

A rally to bring people closer together

December 29, 2010 Tatiana Shabaeva
At a recent meeting to confront the nationalist riots in Russia, speakers asked participants to appeal to reason and focus on improving the country for everyone

Vladimir Putin: We are all children of one fatherland

December 16, 2010 Russia Today TV Channel
In his ninth televised question-and-answer session, the prime minister took questions from the public on topics ranging from ethnic violence to government corruption.

Re-imagining Latvia

November 18, 2009 Kevin M. F. Platt, special to Russia Now
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