AnalysisSociety
Author
Daria Talanova
exclusively for Novaya Gazeta Europe
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Class warfare Veterans of the war in Ukraine are increasingly taking up teaching roles in Russian schools
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Over 130 lifesaving drugs became unavailable in Russian pharmacies in 2024 as sanctions bite
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Cradle snatchers The Kremlin is now targeting Russian children as young as three with its pro-war propaganda
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Kursk residents report over 400 civilians missing amid Ukrainian incursion
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Off the hook How Russian soldiers get away with murder for their service in Ukraine
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Record number of additions to Russia’s list of terrorists and extremists so far this year
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FSB says it prevented 100 ‘Ukrainian terror attacks’ in past 2 years
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No cure for war Almost 20% of lifesaving medicines have disappeared from Russian pharmacies. In some cities, that figure is as high as 64%
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Unusual suspects Migrants, soldiers, the LGBT community, and anyone critical of the war have all come under closer scrutiny by Russian prosecutors in the past year and a half
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Last chance saloon Mired in corruption and increasingly unable to meet procurement contracts due to a lack of components, Russia’s defence manufacturers find themselves in a precarious position
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The great Russian brain drain At least 270 scientists and top university professors have resigned and left Russia following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine
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School of war How Russia’s schools and kindergartens teach children to love the war and even recruit them to the frontline: Novaya-Europe’s research
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War reaches Russian border regions On average, eight towns and villages are shelled daily, with almost 300 people killed and injured. Novaya-Europe’s data analysis
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Russia leads globally in VPN service expansion despite government crackdown The state has learned how to block major VPN services, but there are still ways to get around censorship
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