Russians Vote For Putin Successor In Narrow Field
Russians began voting to choose Vladimir Putin’s successor with Dmitry Medvedev as the main nominee. The election faces criticism as a controlled process with limited opposition and a Kremlin-aligned media landscape shaping the outcome.
Putinism as Russia's political order shapes post-Soviet era
Moscow reflects on Putin's rise from 2000 to 2008 and argues a rigid Putinism now frames politics, media, and civil society. The piece notes the expected ratification of Dmitry Medvedev as successor, Putin's likely return as prime minister, and public nostalgia for stability over democracy.
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