Daniil Kotsyubinsky is a Russian historian and journalist based in St. Petersburg
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Published in: oDRWhat is behind the mask of revolution? Global separatism in the Russian contextAcross the world, a youthful flame of revolution has engulfed leaders, governments and the very notion of modern...
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Published in: oDRVladimir Putin’s ever-decreasing circle of friendsPresident Putin’s popularity has been dented by the open opposition of two celebrities, hitherto ardent supporters:...
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Published in: oDRRussian politics: is Kudrin the cure for Putin’s ‘tandem malaise’?Are we witnessing the death throes of Russia’s ruling tandem? Since last September, when their (apparently) joint...
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Published in: oDRIs Alexei Navalny sent to spoil the democratic party?Navalny’s campaigns against corruption and his clever campaigning have won him a central role in the protests...
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Published in: oDRWhy Putin still has a lot to learn from MachiavelliThe catcalls that greeted Vladimir Putin when he appeared at a sports event in Moscow show that for many Russians,...
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Published in: oDRSecret mice and liberal hallucinations (or why the fatherland and freedom are strategically incompatible)The liberals' reaction to President Medvedev’s voluntary political suicide might well be described as ‘gloating...