Vladimir Kara-Murza

1 month ago | almendron.com | Vladimir Kara-Murza

Charges leveled against political prisoners in Russia — now numbering more than 3,000, far more even than during the late Soviet period — give an idea of what Vladimir Putin’s regime most fears. First and foremost, it is public protests against the war in Ukraine, the most common reason for political imprisonment in Russia over the past three years. Each one of these protesters exposes the lie behind propaganda claims of “universal public support” for Putin’s war.

1 month ago | washingtonpost.com | Vladimir Kara-Murza

A court case reveals Putin’s profound fear (washingtonpost.com) A court case reveals Putin’s profound fear By Vladimir Kara-Murza 2025052710450600 Charges leveled against political prisoners in Russia — now numbering more than 3,000, far more even than during the late Soviet period — give an idea of what Vladimir Putin's regime most fears.

2 months ago | independent.ie | Vladimir Kara-Murza

He has played them all, but it's time for world to wake up to what is now the Trump-Putin allianceRussian President Vladimir Putin : APVladimir Putin once admitted that the favourite part of his jobin the KGB was recruiting undercover agents and informants. “It was a

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Vladimir Kara-Murza

A Trump-Putin alliance, for all to see (washingtonpost.com) A Trump-Putin alliance, for all to see By Vladimir Kara-Murza 2025040110151900 Vladimir Putin once admitted that his favorite part of his job in the KGB was recruiting undercover agents and informants. "It was a colossal experience for me," he told journalists at a summit in Germany in 2017.

Feb 27, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Vladimir Kara-Murza

Political choices a country makes are often defined by personalities - but few have been as marked by personal contrast as the choice for Russia's future in the tumultuous post-Soviet transition of the 1990s.