About
In addition to blogging here, Anatoly Karlin also runs Arctic Progress.
You can also read his articles at Inosmi (на русском) and Al Jazeera.
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Tag Archives: guest
Translation: It’s Time To Shove Off To Belarus!
In the vein of my recent posts on the myth of Russian emigration, I am now publishing a translation of Уехать в Белоруссию (“Go Off To Belarus”) by Maksim Schweiz writing for Rosbalt news agency. It is a joint effort … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile, Translations
Tagged belarus, guest, liberasty, politics, russia, russian diaspora, russian media, russians, translation, ukraine
17 Comments
La Russophobe Strikes Back
Letters, we get letters, we get lots of cards and letters every day. Even fan mail from La Russophobe! Letter to the Editor: Reply to “Given Free Publicity On NTV, Khodorkovsky Only Incriminates Himself Further” (06/11/2011). In a recent blog post, … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged corruption, crime, guest, human rights, humor, khodorkovsky, ltte, mailbag, oligarchs, politics, putin, rant, russophobes
8 Comments
We Are All Georgians
When even RFERL pans your film as a propagandistic crock for Saakashvili, I’d say its time to pause and reflect. That is what happened to Renny Harlin’s Five Days of August about the 2008 war in South Ossetia, and looking … Continue reading
Interview with Craig Willy (Letters from Europe)
After a year long hiatus from interviewing Russia watchers, I decided it was time to get back in the game. As it happens, my attention first fell on a Europe blogger – and not just any incisive, counter-intuitive scribbler whose intellect and … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Watching the Russia Watchers
Tagged blogging, craig willy, demography, economy, energy, eu, europe, france, futurism, gas, guest, interview, islam, islamophobia, marxism, national comparisons, politics, russia, uk, usa
4 Comments
Visualizing The Kremlin Clans
In collaboration with A Good Treaty, we’ve created three tables listing the biggest players in Russia’s warring political clans (as defined by Vladimir Pribylovsky). Go see The Kremlin Clans and discuss here.
REPRINT: Is Putin Pitiable, Or Is The Financial Times Corrupt?
A thundering takedown of the Financial Times transparently one-sided coverage of the Khodorkovsky affair -and Khodorkovsky says Putin is ‘pitiable’ can also serve as a palimpsest for Western media coverage of this topic in general – from Eric Kraus at Truth … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged corruption, crime, economy, guest, human rights, international relations, khodorkovsky, liberasty, oligarchs, politics, russia, russophobes, uk, western hypocrisy, western media, wikileaks
16 Comments
REPRINT: Wikileaks And The South Ossetia War
Though I originally meant to write my own analysis of what the Wikileaks cables have contributed to our understanding of the 2008 South Ossetia War, I realized that I would essentially be trying to duplicate the excellent efforts of Patrick … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged cablegate, georgia, guest, human rights, imperialism, international relations, military, nato, russia, usa, war, western hypocrisy, western media, wikileaks
12 Comments
Three Hypotheses About Demographic Reporting In Nezavisimaya Gazeta
Russia’s demographic revival stalled in 2010, after several years of fast improvements. In January-September, though the birth rate increased by 16,700 souls on the same period last year, it was counterbalanced by an increase in deaths by 37,200 – all … Continue reading
The End of Western Freedom (and why Russians should ignore their hypocritical lectures)
In a recent post at Streetwise Professor, in reply to a Russophobe commentator, democracy activist* and net-buddy Mark Sleboda compiled a damning indictment of the real state of Western freedom. Newsflash: for the world’s (self-appointed) moral arbitrators, it’s nothing to … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged authoritarianism, capitalism, collapse, environment, globalization, guest, human rights, politics, protest, rise of the rest, russia, russophobia, western hypocrisy, western media
28 Comments
Russia’s Demographic Resilience IV
Russia’s demographic situation continued improving this year: according to the H1 2010 data released by Rosstat, relative to the same period last year, the number of births increased by 2.3% from 12.1‰ to 12.4‰ and deaths fell by 1.8% from 14.6‰ to … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile
Tagged demography, guest, latvia, public health, russia, russians, russophobes
14 Comments