Belarus Free Theater shares the love
January 5, 2011 Anna Nemtsova, special to Russia Beyond the Headlines
The founders of Belarus Free Theater believe their job is to act with love and without censorship, while the authorities believe their job is to arrest them.
No Russian in the land of Potemkin
August 4, 2010 Dmitry Babich, special to Russia Now
Russian-speakers continue to struggle with Ukraine's language laws, despite the election of Viktor Yanukovich
US shows its power in the post-Soviet space
July 8, 2010 Alexander Gabuyev, Georgy Dvali (Tbilisi); Rafael Mustafayev (Baku); Aik Dzhanpoladyan (Erevan), Kommersant
On an official visit to the region, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton assures Ukraine and the Caucasus states of US support.
Looking for the future in Kyrgyzstan
April 13, 2010 Sergei Markedonov, Special to Russia Now
The recent events in Kyrgyzstan are another stage in the country's post-Soviet growth, but where will it lead?
Paradoxes of russian-byelorussian relations
September 25, 2009 Nikolai Mezhevich, professor of St. Petersburg State University, Doctor of Economics
Post-Soviet space, like post-Soviet history, is full of paradoxes. The collapse of the USSR was initiated in what was then Soviet Byelorussia
War thought-crimes
May 26, 2009 Sergei Balashov, The Moscow News
Governments and ideologies change, but the battles and victories of World War II remain dear to the Russian heart - so dear that debating the Soviet Union's role in defeating Adolf Hitler or condemning the Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe may soon

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