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1. Spy story proves a setback to human rights in Russia February 2, 2012

A tale of spying gone wrong could have serious ramifications for those trying to hold the authorities to account. As Russia's election on 4 March draws near, the Kremlin...

2. The time is right to challenge the regime in Russia January 19, 2012

Protesters are back on the streets of Moscow, but the rest of the world does not seem to care. Twenty years ago, the new democratic leaders of Russia were left to be dragged...

3. A Russian Spring? January 8, 2012

Russia's leaders are discovering that what was accepted yesterday is regarded as intolerable today. Russia is not Egypt. And Moscow is not on the eve of revolution as Cairo...

A Russian Spring?

4. Russia continues to serve up corruption, lies and protests December 15, 2011

Today's protests against Russia's leadership have strong echoes of the demonstrations of 20 years ago. The Russian Federation of today is not the Soviet Union of 1991. But...

5. Germany's stance on Russia could provoke backlash December 8, 2011

EU-Russia summit raises some inportant questions. Next week's summit meeting between the European Union and Russia comes hard on the heels of disgraceful parliamentary...

6. Mr Cameron goes to Moscow – finally and forlornly September 8, 2011

The UK prime minister's visit to Moscow also reveals much about the EU's relationship with Russia. David Cameron makes his first visit to Russia to meet his opposite number,...

7. Putin to call for visas to be scrapped February 24, 2011

Russian prime minister to meet senior EU officials. Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister, is to ask the European Union's most senior officials to scrap visa requirements...

8. Putin, Barroso clash over energy rules February 24, 2011

EU's ‘unbundling' policy criticised during EU-Russia meeting. Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister, and José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European...

Putin, Barroso clash over energy rules

9. Putin to visit Brussels next week February 15, 2011

Russian prime minister to meet European Commission, discuss closer ties. Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister, will meet José Manuel Barroso, the president of the...

Putin to visit Brussels next week

10. A simpler era in EU-Russia relations? December 2, 2010

Deep co-operation co-exists with deep differences. Little illustrates the seemingly unbridgeable differences between the West and Russia better than an image contained in...

11. Poland squirms in the spotlight after clumsy arrest September 23, 2010

Apprehending Akhmed Zakayev may have helped the Chechens and has shown a lack of consistency on Poland's part. Depending on how you look at it, Poland's arrest of Akhmed...

Poland squirms in the spotlight after clumsy arrest

12. Quelling a rebellion May 27, 2010

EU leaders must speak up about the situation in the North Caucasus. At recent summits with Russian leaders, European and US leaders have largely been mute about the spread...

Quelling a rebellion

13. The Kremlin temptation March 20, 2010

In selling warships to Russia, France's risks nourishing delusions and selling short the idea of a common EU security policy. What is the significance of France's recent...

14. Russia continues to treat history as an unseemly playground September 3, 2009

Insults, excuses and not knowing how to say ‘sorry' should be the behaviour of children, not grown-ups. Naughty and tiresome children like insults (both overt and...

15. The West is in danger of losing its moral authority December 11, 2008

A police raid on a politician's office in London can only deepen cynicism in the east about western democracy. Imagine the outrage if the Russian police raided the Duma and...

16. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new Russian ideology? November 13, 2008

Russia's revival might be Western-style pragmatism, but it might be something more sinister. Four comforting bits of conventional wisdom are as follows: 1) Russia has no...

17. A puzzling Russian take on the global financial crisis October 16, 2008

Small-scale savers and well-connected tycoons have little to worry about, but others might end up in the morgue. Seen through the framework of Western logic, the conclusion...

18. Geopolitical counter-attack shows the weakness of the West September 18, 2008

Russia might be on the front foot for now – but need not always be so. Even the most sanguine political observer would concede that dealing with a resurgent Russia may...

19. Putin's gold-medal war August 21, 2008

Russia will secure victory in the ‘Olympics War' courtesy of Europe's typically weak response. What does the ‘Olympics War', otherwise known as Russia's invasion of...

20. Russia's cool face is merely a mask for deeper problems July 3, 2008

Russia's entrepreneurs want greater pluralism, decentralisation and more media freedom. Russia's youthful football squad gracefully obliterated the Dutch to clinch a place...

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