Vladislav inozemtsev biography examples

The concept of a confederation, as I view it, could attract a wide array of socially and ethnically diverse groups to the opposition across what still would be the Russian Federation.

On one hand, such a slogan could interest supporters of national and cultural revival, as well as politicians currently leading individual regions on the basis of Kremlin-issued labels (we all witnessed 35 years ago how dangerous this sort of situation can be for the center of power in Moscow).

Despite the fact that the percentage of non-Russian nationalities in today's Russia is significantly lower than that of the USSR circa 1989, launching such restructuring processes seems to me to be a powerful potential weapon to aim against the regime.

Moreover, unlike the end of the 20th century, the potential for the independent “survivability” of territories in contemporary Russia is lower than in the Soviet