Friends and colleagues: an analysis of Russia’s future
The article argues that Russia’s opposition needs a clear and responsible position on deimperialization, Ukraine, and the future political structure of the region.
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The article argues that Russia’s opposition needs a clear and responsible position on deimperialization, Ukraine, and the future political structure of the region.
Read publicationCommentary on Türkiye’s regional policy, the rights of Turkic peoples under Russian rule, and the political idea of wider Turkic cooperation.
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A trilingual remembrance of the defenders of Kazan and the historical memory associated with 15 October 1552.
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The statement challenges the legitimacy of forthcoming State Duma elections and links electoral participation to responsibility for earlier military campaigns.
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A memorial event titled ‘I lived for you, Belarus’ brought together participants in Warsaw to honour poet Larisa Heniush and her place in Belarusian historical memory.
Read publicationThe commentary compares current assumptions about Russia’s permanence with attitudes before the Soviet collapse and argues for deimperialization and decolonization.
Read publicationCommentary on European security cites historical Russian military defeats and argues for a more direct response to aggression against neighbouring peoples and states.
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A letter from Ukraine calls for the release of Salavat Vishnyakov and connects his case with support for the freedom of the Tatar people.
Read publicationA response to a message supporting Tatarstan’s independence considers language knowledge, integration, and the responsibilities of Russian-speaking residents in Kazakhstan and Tatarstan.
Read publicationA commemorative statement recalls the courage and resistance of the Chechen people during the First Chechen War and honours those who died.
Read publicationA short cultural publication sharing a musical tribute to Tatar singer Gabdelfat Safin.
Read publicationCommentary on Garry Kasparov’s support for dismantling Russia’s imperial structure and the disagreements this creates within the Russian opposition.
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The publication reports an offer for Nafis Kashapov to conduct public activity from Türkiye and considers the country’s possible role in the movement’s international work.
Read publicationThe publication discusses proposals from Türkiye, cooperation among Turkic organizations, and the practical conditions required for stronger political and civic coordination.
Read publicationThe appeal urges peoples governed by Russia to resist a possible new mobilization and frames military recruitment as a colonial burden placed on the regions.
Read publicationThe Government aligns itself with arguments by the president of the Congress of Indigenous Peoples of Eurasia concerning imperial violence, nuclear weapons, and Indigenous rights.
Read publicationA brief commentary calls for accountability for military violence in Moldova, Azerbaijan, Ichkeria, Georgia, Syria, and Ukraine and discusses reports of an explosion in Moscow.
Read publicationThe publication describes a proposal by Tatars in Poland to approach Prime Minister Donald Tusk and discusses possible political and public steps toward recognition.
Read publicationThe publication responds to claims about PACE and post-Russian political movements, arguing that propaganda misrepresents decolonization initiatives and their participants.
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A statement argues that renewed relations with the United States require concrete commitments to human rights, the rule of law, democratic institutions, and Euro-Atlantic cooperation.
Read publicationThe commentary interprets reported bank withdrawals as a sign of declining public and business confidence and considers the possibility of a wider financial crisis.
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A profile of honorary adviser Vil Mirzayanov recounts his scientific work, public disclosure of the Novichok programme, prosecution, and later public activity.
Read publicationThe report describes Armenian debate over control of the railway network and a possible demand that Russia pay for its use.
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The publication reports a 21-year sentence in a treason case and presents the case within a broader argument about political prosecution in Tatarstan.
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A short video statement by Rafis Kashapov affirms the Government’s commitment to freedom for the Tatar people and an independent Tatarstan.
Read publicationThe publication introduces a collection of articles from 1999–2015, including passages on war, Russian politics, Ukraine, and references to Rafis Kashapov.
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A personal reflection explains the meaning of Captive Nations Week for someone from Tatarstan and connects it with solidarity among peoples affected by colonialism and imperialism.
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The publication discusses persecution of Uyghurs in China and a proposal for Rafis Kashapov to meet representatives of the East Turkestan government in exile.
Read publicationThe statement reviews meetings between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and leaders in the United Kingdom and United States and reiterates support for Ukraine.
Read publicationThe report describes public actions in several countries during Captive Nations Week, including a demonstration by Kamil Sukaev near the United Nations building in New York.
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