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Transmissions from a Lone Star: Notes on the Landscapes Spotted in the Backgrounds of News Reports
12:55 22/02/2012 Weekly column by Daniel Kalder
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Women Talk: Could a Bachelor Be a President of Russia?
21:31 21/02/2012
“I really like this guy, but I couldn't possibly vote for him because he's a single at his age, it's just so suspicious!”
1Deeper Than Oil: A Day Out at an Iranian Nuclear Reactor
19:41 20/02/2012Trendswatcher: Whitney Houston Is Dead, Long Live Whitney Houston
21:46 17/02/2012Transmissions from a Lone Star: Congratulations President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov of Turkmenistan on Your Outstanding Election Victory!
14:26 17/02/2012Uncertain World: Medvedev’s Foreign Policy: Period of Stabilization
23:00 16/02/2012Due West: Substitute Candidates Take on Debates
20:04 15/02/2012Sam's Exchange: Connecting the Dots…
14:43 14/02/2012Deeper Than Oil: Odd Times in Tehran
00:31 14/02/2012Due West: Windfall Tax on Russian Privatization
20:17 10/02/2012
When he heard about this, Russia’s former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov tweeted bitterly: “Khodorkovsky and I suggested this. His reaction: I was sacked, Khodorkovsky sent jail.” But will Vladimir Putin try to heal one of the deepest wounds of the post-Soviet Russian psyche?2Trendswatcher: The Trouble with ‘Intimate’ English
17:06 10/02/2012
Learn English! It will lead to better employment opportunities! It will aid you on your travels! It will help you appreciate works of art and countless internet memes! It will make your teeth straighter and your butt firmer!1Uncertain World: Anti-Americanism in Russia
12:12 09/02/2012Transmissions from a Lone Star: Russia in Revolt as Viewed from Afar
17:19 08/02/2012Do Women Take Too Much Initiative in Love?
18:49 07/02/2012Are men hunters no more? Is it up to women nowadays to make the first move?Deeper Than Oil: Chilling Choice for Russia’s Protesters
12:12 06/02/2012
Russia’s chief doctor was right. Going to a protest rally in near-Arctic like conditions is bad for your health. Especially if you were already ill. As I was when I joined some 120,000 people on Saturday at an anti-Putin march that ended up within shouting distance from the Kremlin.1Transmissions from a Lone Star: A Young Person's Guide to Russian Politics
17:39 03/02/2012Trendswatcher: When Looking ‘Normal’ is a Matter of Life and Death
15:52 03/02/2012The bitter cold that has gripped the European part of Russia these last few weeks is certainly a case for concern as people come out for political rallies but there is another group of people who don’t get as much press, yet their lives literally hang in the balance when the weather gets extreme.1Balancing on the Verge of Iran War
17:19 02/02/2012Uncertain World: Will Russia Lose Georgia for Good?
17:14 02/02/2012
Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili finally got what he couldn’t get for several years: an official visit to the White House.1Due West: Putin Plays for Provincial Vote
16:01 01/02/2012Whether there were eight or fourteen thousand of them (figures differ even in official reports), the massive rally held in Yekaterinburg, the capital of the Urals region, in support of “stability” (read – PM Vladimir Putin) was an impressive affair, especially by Russia's provincial standards.2
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