Articles by Editors of OpenDemocracy Russia

Tuesday 13th December

After the Duma election: where is Russia heading?

Last Wednesday oDR and the Russia Foundation held a roundtable event reflecting on the country's disputed parliamentary elections. The audience was addressed by eminent Russian journalist Mikhail Fishman and experts Prof. Vladimir Gelman and Dr. Andrew Wilson. Here we present full video highlights.

Monday 12th December

Photostory: Russian civil society re-emerges

On Saturday, almost a week after the Duma elections, Moscow and other Russian cities and regions witnessed the biggest display of popular discontent seen in recent memory. oDR presents a photoreport from the rallies.
Saturday 10th December
Friday 5th August

Statement of solidarity: Aleksey Matsuka

On Sunday, unknown arsonists set light to the apartment of oD author Aleksey Matsuka in an apparent attempt to kill him. openDemocracy calls on the international community and Ukrainian authorities to come together and work to protect Aleksey and his colleagues.
Tuesday 23rd December

BBC World Service: ‘jobs for the boys’

Is BBC's World Service doomed to be the puppet of British and Russian governments?
Friday 5th December

Russia: raid on Memorial HQ

Yesterday, 4 November, armed police raided the Petersburg offices of Russia's leading human rights organisation Memorial.  Why did they do it? And what does it portend?
Thursday 27th November

BBC Russia Service: A Resigning Matter

The row over changes to the BBC World Service's Russian service (cf openDemocracy Russia's coverage on 9 November and 14 November) has culminated in the resignation of  the director of the World Service Nigel Chapman
Friday 14th November

BBC’s Russian Service: debate continues

We feature two more contributions to this debate, which has provoked considerable interest from readers. Input from Russia would be particularly welcome - we are happy to translate comments submitted in Russian.
Sunday 9th November

Debating the future of BBC’s Russian Service

Planned changes to the BBC World Service's Russian programming spark debate  
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