Sanctions Against Putin’s Russia: Are They Truly So Inconsequential? – OpEd
Fresh sanctions are about to be imposed against Putin’s Russia, this time because of the Navalny case. If we look
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Author: Zintis Znotins
Zintis Znotiņš is a freelance independent investigative journalist. He has studied politics and journalism at the Latvian University.
Articles by Zintis Znotins :
Putin’s Logic: Russians Can Wait, Let’s Give Our Vaccines To Others – OpEd
When two people are having an argument, there’s always a third one who benefits from it. The argument between the
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Putin’s Russia En Route To Self-Isolation – OpEd
A lot is currently going on in Russia, with one of the most discussed topics being the detainment of Navalny
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Navalny, Russia And Putin – OpEd
After Aleksey Navalny was detained on Sunday immediately after arriving in Russia from Berlin, where he was treated for Novichok poisoning, leaders
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Utopian Deadlines And Reality Of Russian Military Industrial Complex – OpEd
If there was a Baron Munchausen award that would be given to one country in the world, Russia would be
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Military Might Of Putin’s Russia: Reality, Lies And Failures – OpEd
Each and every one of us wishes to be valued and respected, and some of us don’t care with what
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Russia: The New Democratic Hegemony – OpEd
The first week of 2021 has concluded. There were no surprises in the Eastern front – we were able to
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Dana The Chess Player – OpEd
Chess is an intelligent and attractive board game – this is an opinion shared by almost everyone, perhaps except for
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The First Will Be The Last: The Curse Of Sputnik – OpEd
It’s an honor to be the first in something, but it’s also difficult because you are forced to travel off
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Meaning Of Freedom Of Speech In Russia – OpEd
One of the fundamental values of a democratic state is respecting the freedom of speech of its citizens, and it
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