About Frederick Bernas
Frederick Bernas is a freelance journalist living in New York. During 2008-2010 he worked in Moscow, reporting for the Guardian, Monocle and the Global Post, among other media. His website is www.frederickbernas.com.
Articles by Frederick Bernas
Plucked from obscurity in the
Russian provinces, Masha Drokova was a rising star of the pro-Kremlin youth movement
Nashi. Yet she was also friends with Oleg Kashin, an independent and critical journalist who
was later nearly killed by assailants allegedly connected to
her movement. Drokova’s evolving moral dilemma is captured in a remarkable new
documentary, Putin’s Kiss, which opens in the UK on Sunday.This week's editor
Europe from the bottom up
European debate
Democratic Wealth
Nuclear non-proliferation
Women and the Arab Spring
oDRussia at journalismfestival .com
Mali - the plot thickens
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Remote control war
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