October 21, 2019 Podmoskovny Lyceum: Educating “Children from Broken Families” Pupils, parents and teachers celebrate the 25th anniversary since Podmoskovny was opened.
October 17, 2019 Shortlist for 2019 Journalism as a Profession Awards Announced This year’s finalists will gather at the award ceremony in Berlin this November.
September 30, 2019 Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Oleg Sentsov Speak at Annual Human Rights Conference in Berlin The conference was attended by human rights leaders from Germany and Russia
September 13, 2019 Historic Win for Democrats in St Petersburg Elections Unprecedented gains in the municipal elections indicate a gradual changes of tides.
September 2, 2019 Alex Gibney’s Citizen K Captivates Venice Film Festival Gibney’s best work ‘in a decade’ stuns Venice
July 22, 2019 Why Russia’s Defence Industry Complex Can’t Pay Off Its Debts Enterprises in the defence industry complex (DIC) have two trillion rubles ($31.78 billion) of debt. There is no way they can pay off this debt: they’ll write it off and then hush it up.
July 17, 2019 Thousands March as Kremlin Obstruction of City Elections Exposed Impassioned Muscovites march in support of democratic choice.
July 12, 2019 Can The Moscow Elections Save Russia from Revolution? Real change after city elections could diffuse tensions in Russia.
July 11, 2019 Fake Candidates, Queues and a Very Important Deputy. The Petrogradsky Plot. The story of one St Petersburg activist’s fight to get on the ballot sheet
July 11, 2019 Why the Russian Local Elections Matter Grassroots politics can revive belief that change is possible
July 1, 2019 Russian Return to PACE Divides Europe, Safeguards Activists Decision praised by activists, despite sharp criticism from post-Soviet bloc
June 13, 2019 Ivan Golunov: a Lone Victory or the Catalyst for Change? Can Russian civil society use this momentum to achieve long-lasting change?
