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Is Putin's Throne Shaking?

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Russia will hold a three-day “single voting day” from September 18 to 20. Eleven regions will elect governors, 39 regional parliaments, and most importantly, the legislature of the Russian Federation, the State Duma, will be renewed. The last time Russian citizens voted was in March 2024: but there is a significant difference between Putin’s “election” then and the current events.

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At the start the parliamentarians, the first from the invasion of Ukraine: seats also in the annexed lands. The president: "No one will be able to divide us, prove that we support our soldiers at the front"

·Rome, Italy
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Russian analyst Paul Goble says that the legislative elections will test Putin's control, while the war in Ukraine reveals ever deeper weaknesses in his political system.

·Romania
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Russia will hold a three-day “single voting day” from September 18 to 20. Eleven regions will elect governors, 39 regional parliaments, and most importantly, the legislature of the Russian Federation, the State Duma, will be renewed. The last time Russian citizens voted was in March 2024: but there is a significant difference between Putin’s “election” then and the current events.

Dear friends, I ask you to exercise your constitutional right and to make a thoughtful and responsible choice, so that the result of the elections will confirm the maturity and resilience of Russian society. Two days after the opening of the ballot box, Vladimir Putin calls the Russians to the vote for the renewal of the Duma and assigns to the appointment a meaning... Read More "Elections in Russia," Putin calls the country to the ballot box: t…

In Russia, the elections to the State Duma – the national parliament – are scheduled from 18 to 20 September. President Vladimir Putin seems to be firmly in the saddle of his office so far. However, more and more Russians feel the impact of the war of aggression on Ukraine. With ARD correspondent Silke Diettrich in the Moscow studio, we talk about the rising prices in the country. With political scientist Hanna Notte, Russia expert from the Jame…

·Bavaria, Germany
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ardsounds.de broke the news in Bavaria, Germany on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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