Friday, July 25, 2008

Alastair Gee

In Russia, Gays and Lesbians Struggle Against Widespread Hostility

Plans for a Moscow gay parade raise concerns that past violence will be repeated. more >>

Chernobyl Victims Struggle With Consequences of Radiation Exposure

Former workers say the Russian government adds to their suffering. more >>

Moscow's Building Boom Brings Glitz to a Dowdy City

New skyscrapers tower over the old landmark Stalinist buildings and onion-domed churches. more >>

Putin Protégé Dmitry Medvedev Rocks the Kremlin

The new Russian president's style of music—and politics—may be different, but who will call the tune? more >>

Murder by Polonium-210: A Widow's Stalled Quest for Justice

In the Litvinenko murder, the key suspect is safe in Russia. more >>

Rising Anti-Americanism in Russia

President Vladimir Putin and the government-controlled media encourage public hostility toward the West more >>

The Great and Powerful Putin

After two terms as president, Vladimir Putin plans his next moves more >>

Sentenced to Silence

Psych wards mute dissent, straitjacketing government critics more >>

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