Narrative Justice Prevails Despite the Constitution
Lawyers debate how to revive the principle of adversarial proceedings
Author: Editor-in-chief
CPRF Being Squeezed Out of Elections in Three Regions
In Omsk and Orenburg, party activists are being labelled extremists and non-systemic figures
Debt Relief Swapped for Technological Leadership
Regions continue to receive write-offs on state debt
The Key for ‘New People’ Is to Avoid Earning a Negative Rating
The alternative party delays the start of its election campaign
Cash Bail Proposed for Economic Crimes
Defendants in serious offences could avoid pre-trial detention by posting substantial sums
State Can Step in to Support Debt-Laden Innovators
Debate grows over possible amendments to the Central Bank law
Migration Policy Comes Under Fire from All Sides
Officials balance business needs, public sentiment and security concerns
Konstantin Remchukov: Nabiullina’s Thesis Falters in Russia’s Mixed Economy
Replacing laid-off engineers with 300,000 couriers is no path to technological sovereignty
Moscow Supercharges Its Electric Vehicle Drive
Moscow leads the roll-out of green transport infrastructure
Soft Budget Constraints Weigh on Russia’s Economy
Politically driven support for inefficiency risks economic collapse