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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: ukraine
New Year Special: 2012 Predictions
It’s been a great year! To recap, in rough chronological order, 2011 saw: The most popular post (with 562 comments and counting; granted, most of them consisting of Indians and Pakistanis flaming each other); Visualizing the Kremlin Clans (joint project … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Da Russophile, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged arctic, china, climate change, demography, economy, fiscal crisis, futurism, geopolitics, germany, global warming, greece, hungary, iran, israel, middle east, military, peak oil, politics, putin, russia, ukraine, usa, vision, war, wikileaks
215 Comments
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
National Comparisons: The People
The second part of my series comparing Russia, Britain, and the US focuses on the people themselves. What are their strengths and foibles? How do they vary by class, region, race, and religion? How do they view each other and … Continue reading
Posted in National Comparisons
Tagged alcohol, baltics, class system, cuisine, discrimination, education, europe, georgia, international relations, iq, islamophobia, jews, latvia, opinion poll, poland, religion, russia, russian diaspora, russians, russophobia, sexism, travel, uk, ukraine, usa
39 Comments
Russia’s Demographic Resilience V
I’ve posted Russia’s demographic story for 2010 at Arctic Progress: Russia’s Population Registers Small Decline In 2010. In summary, the excess deaths from the once-in-10,000-years heatwave canceled out most of the increase in births, causing the rate of natural decrease … Continue reading
New Year Special, Part 2: 2011 Predictions
Carrying on from yesterday’s 2010 in Review, I’ll now lay out my predictions for this year and see how well last year’s stacked up to reality. (1) Last year, I wrote: “World economy continues an anemic recovery, though there are … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Da Russophile, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged arctic, china, climate change, coal, demography, economy, fiscal crisis, geopolitics, germany, global warming, globalization, hi-tech, israel, italy, luzhkov, middle east, military, peak oil, politics, russia, spain, uk, ukraine, usa, vision, war, wikileaks
10 Comments
Introducing the Karlin Corruption Index (KCI)
EDIT: This article has been translated into Russian at Inosmi.Ru (Представляю Индекс коррупции Карлина). Following on the ground-breaking and globally acknowledged Karlin Freedom Index (which is of course by far the most objective, accurate, comprehensive and plain awesome democracy measuring tool … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Da Russophile
Tagged chaos, china, corruption, crime, economy, italy, politics, rant, russia, ukraine, usa, venezuela, western media
30 Comments
Interview with Kevin Rothrock (A Good Treaty)
Kicking off the Watching the Russia Watchers interview series at S/O is the promising new blogger A Good Treaty. He is a DC-based foreign policy analyst who prefers a “good treaty with Russia” to only treating with a good Russia: as a … Continue reading
Russia isn’t hated by (most of) its neighbors
One of the staples of the neocon-Russophobe narrative is that Russia is alone in the world, utterly bereft of friends, left only with the likes of Nicaragua and Nauru to indulge it in its anachronistic “imperial fantasies”. Not really. Conflating … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged armenia, azerbaijan, belarus, central asia, europe, georgia, opinion poll, russia, russians, ukraine, western media
44 Comments
Crisis Demography in Eurasia
In a recent post, Mark Adomanis pointed out that the Russian economy has done significantly better than many other East European nations during the recent crisis and is now mounting a strong recovery. He also speculated on the effects of … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee House, Da Russophile
Tagged balkans, baltics, belarus, caucasus, demography, economy, estonia, latvia, poland, public health, russia, ukraine
22 Comments
The People’s Choice, or how Ukrainians are learning to stop worrying and love Eurasia
I enjoyed the egg-throwing scenes from Ukraine’s Rada on the ratification of the gas-for-fleet deal with Russia as much as anyone. It also reflected the polarized commentary on the interwebs. The Ukrainian patriot-bloggers get their knickers in a sweaty twist. The … Continue reading
Posted in Da Russophile, Sublime Oblivion
Tagged baltics, economy, energy, europe, geopolitics, imperialism, international relations, military, opinion poll, politics, rise of the rest, russia, ukraine, vision, western hypocrisy, western media
27 Comments