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How To Survive Authoritarianism: A Russian’s Phrasebook for Everyday Life in America

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By Maria Kuznetsova, Dan Storyev
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. Sept. 2026. 144p. ISBN 9781324098799. $19.99. POLITICAL SCIENCE COPY ISBN Authoritarianism may be defined as a form of government characterized by strong, centralized control imposed in a repressive manner. Authoritarian control may emerge gradually in any nation. Kuznetsova and Storyev have personal experiences with the societal trauma resulting from encroaching authoritarian governments.
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China and Russia: An Alliance Without Obligations

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By Aleksei Chigadaev, Dan Storyev, Nikita Smagin
| Riddle Russia Verified
Alexey Chigadaev on Russia-China relations after 2022 Читать на русском Photo: Scanpix The full-scale war in Ukraine did not alter the fundamental nature of Russia-China relations, but it significantly accelerated trends that had already been underway since 2014. Military cooperation has grown more intense, political coordination tighter, and Moscow’s economic dependence on Beijing more pronounced.
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What Decolonization? – Riddle Russia

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By Dan Storyev, Nikita Smagin, Vladimir Rouvinski
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Dan Storyev on Russia’s Enduring Dominance in Central Asia Читать на русском Photo: Scanpix Public discourse on Central Asia frequently depicts the region as shedding Russia’s influence — whether through deliberate decolonization, a pivot toward China, or the pursuit of greater autonomy. In practice, however, the picture on the ground remains considerably more complex.
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