Nashi
Sincerely Yours, Yakemenko
Former Nasi all-father Vasilli Yakemenko is back with a new group, Sincerely Yours. Does it have a future?
Putin’s Unmoored Youth
This week’s Russia Magazine! column, “The Kids Aren’t Alright,” “Who has the youth has the future!” Martin Luther declared. As object-subjects of modern states, youth
Nashi is Dead! Long Live . . . ?
Russian translation of this post, courtesy of Inosmi. Update on the Update: More on the Nashi website “403 Forbidden.” Alexey Sidorenko tweeted “for some time
Nashist Dumped from United Russia List
I’m desperately trying to catch up with several items that I’ve encountered over the last week. Joera Mulders of the excellent Russia Watchers sent me
Nemtsov Supporter Smacks Nashi Commissar
As capital “P” Russia politics garners the world’s attention, little “p” Russian politics continues unabated. Anyone who reads this blog knows that Nashi loves to
Sponge Bob Goes to War
Over the past few years, I’ve argued that Nashi has been in a state of confusion in a post-Colored Revolution world. The Putin youth
Streamlining Nashi
Yesterday, fellow Blogger-in-arms Kevin Rothrock of the a unparalleled A Good Treaty and I were on Al Jazeera‘s The Steam talking about Nashi and Navalny.
Kashin-Yakemenko Feud Heats Up
Just in case you thought the Kashin Affair was going away, think again. And the story isn’t about the police investigation into who beat the
Nashi is a Waste
Over the past few years, I’ve argued that without the specter of “colored revolution” Nashi has become a rudderless organization. Enemies are necessary. And when
