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Jailed Gulag Historian in Stable But Precarious Condition After Suspected Stroke, Source Says - The Moscow Times (opens the original)
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Jailed gulag historian Yury Dmitriev is in stable condition after a suspected stroke, but concerns remain over his access to adequate medical care, a person familiar with his case told The Moscow Times on Thursday. Dmitriev, 70, is serving a 15-year sentence that his supporters see as retribution for his work uncovering Soviet-era atrocities as the head of human rights group Memorial’s branch in the republic of Karelia. He was transferred to a prison hospital in the republic of Mordovia on Frida
Where Can Russian Athletes Compete After the IOC’s Provisional Ban Lift? - The Moscow Times (opens the original)
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Russia’s return to international sports competition was already well underway long before the International Olympic Committee (IOC) provisionally lifted its ban on the Russian and Belarusian Olympic Committees this July. The shift began in September 2025, when the International Paralympic Committee voted against maintaining its ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, paving the way for them to compete at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympic Games, where Russian competitors won eight gold medals. B
Germany Says It Is Closing a Russian Cultural Center. That Might Not Be So Simple. - The Moscow Times (opens the original)
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BERLIN — On a rainy Friday evening in Germany’s capital, hundreds of people gathered to protest the government’s announcement that it was terminating the lease of the Russian House, a Russian cultural center owned and operated by Moscow. Demonstrators called on the government to reverse its decision, end its “russophobia” and stop what they called its constant “aggression” toward Russia. “It’s the only place left for cultural exchange,” a protester told The Moscow Times, declining to give their
Where Can Russian Athletes Compete After the IOC’s Provisional Ban Lift? - The Moscow Times (opens the original)
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Russia’s return to international sports competition was already well underway long before the International Olympic Committee (IOC) provisionally lifted its ban on the Russian and Belarusian Olympic Committees this July. The shift began in September 2025, when the International Paralympic Committee voted against maintaining its ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, paving the way for them to compete at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympic Games, where Russian competitors won eight gold medals. B
Where Can Russian Athletes Compete After the IOC’s Provisional Ban Lift? - The Moscow Times (opens the original)
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Russia’s return to international sports competition was already well underway long before the International Olympic Committee (IOC) provisionally lifted its ban on the Russian and Belarusian Olympic Committees this July. The shift began in September 2025, when the International Paralympic Committee voted against maintaining its ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, paving the way for them to compete at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympic Games, where Russian competitors won eight gold medals. B
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