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Latin America correspondent for @politico & Axel Springer GRN | Previously in Russia, former chief editor @moscowtimes | Reach me here: ehartog@politico.eu
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Poetin wedt op twee paarden

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By Eva Hartog Skorobogatova Verified
| De Groene Amsterdammer Verified
In de wereld Moskou – De Russische schilder Vladimir Ljoebarov staat bekend om zijn fantasierijke schilderijen van Russische dorpelingen. Sinds kort schittert er een nieuwe hoofdpersoon in zijn landelijke taferelen: Donald Trump. Trump die een voluptueuze vrouw optilt tijdens een Russisch dorpsfeest, Trump die op een picknickkleed ‘de voordelen van de Republikeinse Partij’ exponeert. En Trump die op bed Russische augurken gevoerd krijgt door zijn maîtresse.
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How Telegram Became the Durov Brothers' Weapon Against Surveillance

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By Eva Hartog Skorobogatova Verified
| The Moscow Times Verified
Dressed all in black — a nod to the character of Neo in the film The Matrix — he strode across the stage. Like Neo, he was a programmer on a mission. Pavel had come to Barcelona to announce that Telegram, the encrypted messaging service, had gathered 100 million monthly users and was gaining an impressive 350,000 new subscribers per day. But his triumph was about more than just business success.
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Road Rage: How a New Tax Has Turned Dagestan's Truckers Into Russia's Most Stoic Protesters

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By Eva Hartog Skorobogatova Verified, Tanya Lokshina, Vlada Gekhtman
| The Moscow Times Verified
For over a thousand kilometers, the Kavkaz highway meanders south from Russia’s Krasnodar region through the North Caucasus until it reaches the border with Azerbaijan. ?bout 40 kilometers before Makhachkala, the bustling capital of the Dagestan republic, a highway exit leads to the village of Manas on the Caspian Sea. A roadside petrol station, cafes with names like “Bon Appetite,” and a large parking lot offer passing drivers a place to recover.
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