1.31 Andrey Pertsev／ “Personal” ownership of a resource is becoming increasingly important: the Duma goes to Volodin, Rosneft to Sechin, and the Moscow suburbs to Vorobyev. Those who control resources are gradually becoming feudal lords, establishing new laws for their domains. As their fiefd
11.15 The rhetorical effort that Minsk has put in promoting the idea of “integrating the integrations” for over a year will bear no fruit until the bigger powers resolve their problems. But Belarus’s outspokenness is a sign of Minsk’s growing fatigue with balancing the interests of its feudi
11.3 カーネギーモスクワセンター Balázs Jarábik 10月25日宇地方選挙分析。投票率46%(前回地方選は48%)。キエフ市長選でのコルバンの得票は2.6%のみ。 UKROP／ pro-Western parties did better than expected in the southeast, this was largely because the(
5.25 カーネギーモスクワセンター BALÁZS JARÁBIK リガの東方パートナーシップ首脳会議。失敗だと言われるが〜 詳細未読 But at last week’s Riga Summit, the EaP demonstrated that it has become the de facto dividing line between Russia and “not Russia”.(
5.13 BALÁZS JARÁBIK ポロシェンコ オリガルヒを抑える為の政治努力。コロモイスキー、アフメトフ、フィルタッシュ The main actors on all sides of the battle with the oligarchs must surely understand that a third Maidan might finish off the country for good.
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