Publications

Während der ersten Tage des Krieges sahen sich russische Journalist mit einer existenziellen Entscheidung konfrontiert: Entweder ins Exil zu gehen, um weiterhin frei und unabhängig berichten zu können, oder in Russland zu bleiben, um vor Ort präsent zu sein. Dabei standen sie vor der Wahl, sich den strengen Zensurauflagen zu unterwerfen oder ihre Freiheit zu riskieren, wenn sie Informationen an das Ausland weitergaben. Eine detaillierte Analyse der Lage der russischen Medien während des Krieges…

The documentary "The Traitors" exposes the sobering truth about modern Russian politics, reminding the reader that Putin's regime is merely a continuation of the corrupt system established in the 1990s

Research by Dr. Andrey Yuryevich Buzin, Ph.D. in Law

Analyse von Olga Gulina, unabhängige Beraterin und Expertin für Migrationsmanagement in europäischen Ländern.

Analyse von Dmitri Stratievski, Vorsitzender des Osteuropa-Zentrum Berlin.

The war against Ukraine came as a shock for most Russians, even the most engaged in politics did not think it would go that far. As a result of political upheaval, an exodus of Russians from the country has begun to be observed. 

Which social class do the majority of Russian emigrants belong to? What professional sectors do they come from? What countries did they choose to move to and why? Where have Russian emigrants faced discrimination? What are the political attitudes of most emigrants and…

Centre for East European and International Studies (ZOiS) conducted a face-to-face survey of Russian migrants who left for Georgia and Armenia after 24 February 2022.

Political theorist and sociologist Greg Yudin elaborates on the pivotal aspects of deep contradictions and inequality in Russian society, exacerbated by the mobilization announced by Vladimir Putin in September 2022. Based on a set of polls, the author examines the main trends and patterns demonstrating the discrepancies between generations, regions and peoples in the country. Greg Yudin does not preclude the possibility of internal conflicts amid general disunity but assumes that young…

In this analytical paper, the political scientist Dr. Ilya Matveev examines the renewed social crisis in Russia based on five indicators, namely the standard of living, employment and wages in the industrial area, healthcare, the non-profit sector and demography. While the country's military expenditures, "partial" mobilization and unprecedented sanctions imposed by Western countries have not resulted in a comprehensive economic collapse over the past year, conditions in the country have become…