Media: Putin Is Planning Tough Measures for Russia – This Is What It's All About
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Russia is introducing new restrictions for citizens in exile, writes the Moscow Times. The Justice Department can now arbitrarily freeze civil rights. “In practice, you become stateless,” says Stefan Ingvarsson, an analyst at the Center for East European Studies at the Institute for International Affairs.
The strategy of the Western allies, which predicted that military failures and economic pressure would force Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to sit down at the negotiating table, turned out to be wrong. Instead, the logic of an authoritarian regime pushes the Kremlin to further escalate the war.
According to MP and Doctor of Military Sciences Jarno Limnell (Kok), the situation is risky for Putin.
How strong a regime in the country is — and what can make it collapse? NEST Centre released a report analysing the main threats to the system: the division of elites, the economic crisis, the aftermath of the war, the return of veterans, and possible new mobilization. The main conclusion of the study is that the regime can survive many shocks, but its key vulnerability is its dependence on Putin as the sole arbitrator among competing groups. Kyr…
Foreign Policy: The logic of autocracy forces the Kremlin to choose escalation rather than concessions
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