Russian Update (April 15-27): Corruption Scandals, Forgotten News, Troublesome Philosopher, and More

Опубликовано: 02 Январь 2025
на канале: Russia In Context
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The second half of April, while not without its share of news events, was not dominated by any one story, it was more the creeping death of a number of them, though the arrest of Timur Ivanov, one of Sergei Shoigu's right-hand men, caused quite the stir in the last week. In this video, I'll cover all the stories that kicked up discourse, as well as try and go into a little bit of why they're important here

Additionally, I promised that I would post some links to additional articles that I have been wanting to share in videos, but that I just haven't had the time for. If you're interested in reading more in-depth takes on what's happening in modern Russia, I advise you give them a look.

Caught Between the Oven and the Fridge: The Russian economy continues to overheat as a consumer boom emerges
https://re-russia.net/en/review/725/

How Russia’s Сonservative Ideological Entrepreneurs Lobby the Kremlin
https://www.russiapost.info/politics/...

Moscow Terror Attack Spotlights Russia-Tajikistan Ties
https://carnegieendowment.org/politik...

Children of Redistribution in a Closed System: The redistribution of property in Russia will be accompanied by asset inflation, increased monopolisation and the degradation of corporate culture
https://re-russia.net/en/review/716/

China and Russia’s Overlapping Interests in Central Asia
https://carnegieendowment.org/2024/02...

CLASH OF THE PATRIARCHS
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/...

‘There Are No Other Countries that Could Supply Such Numbers of Migrants to Russia’
https://russiapost.info/economy/migrants

'THE RUSSIAN MODEL' IN SEARCH OF UNEMPLOYMENT: THE SPECIFICS OF THE RUSSIAN LABOUR MARKET HINDER ITS ADAPTATION TO STRUCTURAL SHIFTS
https://re-russia.net/en/expertise/0144/

Putin’s Brittle Regime
Like the Soviet One That Preceded It, His System Is Always on the Brink of Collapse
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/russia...

Structural Frenzy: Russia's labour shortage is caused by the restructuring of the economy, the needs of which do not correspond to demographic realities, and artificial reduction of productive employment
https://re-russia.net/en/review/718/