Russia's Protest Movement: Big, Angry, and Preparing for the Worst
Saturday's mass demonstration in Moscow had plenty of fiery rhetoric, but what happens next?… More »
Jeffrey Tayler is an Atlantic contributing editor.
Saturday's mass demonstration in Moscow had plenty of fiery rhetoric, but what happens next?… More »
Russia's once apolitical youth has taken to the streets of Moscow and launched the largest demonstrations since the collapse of the Soviet Union… More »
More and more, shocking displays of economic inequality that might once have sparked revolution here are now just part of the fabric of everyday life… More »
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker threw himself out of his hospital window at age 95—which his fans see as an act of courage… More »
Heat waves and even smoke from wildfires, have engulfed the city before, but never like this… More »
Russia's president has launched a blog—comments included. Now citizens of this notoriously repressive country are offering him everything from policy advice to Alice Cooper concert tickets… More »
Much more than just a disagreement over prices is pushing Moscow to take a hard line in its gas dispute with Kiev… More »
After 17 years in the NHL, Czech hockey star Jaromir Jagr hits the ice—and the jackpot—in Siberia.… More »
It will take more than Obama's electoral triumph to improve the United States' strained relations with Russia … More »
Washington should establish a new framework, based partly on an old paradigm, for its relations with Moscow … More »
Facing a resurgent Moscow, Ukraine is clamoring for NATO membership. The alliance should say no… More »
"The pitiable David-and-Goliath asymmetry of Georgia's dustup with Russia has obscured both the United States' culpability in bringing about the conflict, and the nature of the separatism that caused it in the first place"… More »
Why Vladimir Putin’s successful effort to handpick his replacement may backfire… More »
Consider hiring a local guide—they can be very knowledgeable—to take you to the churches and cathedrals; ask for recommendations at your hotel’s reception desk. Alternatively, Lonely Planet’s Russia & Belarus provides enough information for independent visits. In all houses of worship, both sexes should dress conservatively: men should not wear shorts, and women should bring a scarf to cover their hair. … More »
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