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An improvised memorial near the Kremlin where Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov was gunned down last month has been vandalized. - Radio Free Europe - US Visiting the bridge where he was murdered. - Reason.com - US No Hollywood director could have framed the grim scene better - or freighted it with more symbolism. On a drizzly Moscow night, a gunman follows Boris Nemtsov, a prominent political critic, and his girlfriend across a lonely bridge. Six shots are fired. As the victim lies bleeding, the domes of St. Basilâs Cathedral ... - Kyiv Post - UA President Vladimir Putin dismissed two senior officials yesterday in a surprise move that followed recent rumours of feuding at the heart of the Kremlin. The twin sackings come less than a month after the killing of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov, which had exposed rarely seen tensions between various factions within Putin's ... - timesofmalta.com - MT MOSCOW: President Vladimir Putin dismissed two senior officials on Monday in a surprise move that followed recent rumours of feuding at the heart of the Kremlin. The twin sackings come less than a month after the killing of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov, which had exposed rarely seen tensions between various factions within ... - Business Recorder - PK President Vladimir Putin dismissed two senior officials on March 23 in a surprise move that followed recent rumors of feuding at the heart of the Kremlin. The twin sackings come less than a month after the killing of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov, which had exposed rarely seen tensions between various factions within Putin's ... - Kyiv Post - UA Staunton, March 21 — The Kremlin and its supporters in Russia and abroad along with those frightened by the implications of holding Vladimir Putin responsible for the killing of Boris Nemtsov have spun out a variety of possible explanations involving the Chechens in order to muddy the waters and keep the blame from ... - The Interpreter - US Staunton, March 17 — Akhmed Zakayev, who was a close aide to Dzhokhar Dudayev and who leads the anti-Moscow Chechens from London, says that Moscow's suggestion that Chechens were responsible for the murder of Russian opposition figure Boris Nemtsov last week is pure propaganda which has nothing in common with reality.' - The Interpreter - US The allegations that Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov was connected to or downright responsible for the recent murder of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov have placed the spotlight on this most unusual of Russian public figures and raised questions about his power. Is he truly, as some suggest, the second most powerful man ... - Kyiv Post - UA In Russia This Week, you will find links to the stories of Russia Update in the last week and to special features, plus an article following up on the news and trending topics below. Last issue: All The Strange Things Happening in Moscow Last Week's Top Stories: - Kremlin Publishes New Picture of Putin Amid - The Interpreter - US All roads in Russia's investigation into the murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov so far lead to Chechnya, where a strongman groomed by President Vladimir Putin is becoming increasingly difficult to control. - Stars and Stripes - US Russia's docile journalists have put the blame for the Nemtsov murder on Rada vice speaker Andry Paruby, Paruby writes in Facebok March 19. - ZIK.ua - UA With security forces of Chechen ruler Ramzan Kadyrov rumoured to be behind slaying, does FSB believe he has overstepped mark? - IBTimes.co.uk - UK Russian investigators believe that the team suspected of killing opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was paid 5 million rubles to do the hit, the Rosbalt news agency reported Thursday, citing case materials. - The Moscow Times - RU In the aftermath of the murder of Nemtsov there have been comparison's to the murder of Kirov in 1934, marking the beginning of the Terror unleashed by Stalin. Despite the flagrant nature of this murder, and the circumstantial evidence linking it, if not Putin himself, to members of the political elite (such as Kadyrov in - The Interpreter - US Critics warn that President Vladimir V. Putin's bargain to gain stability in Chechnya has unleashed an unpredictable despot in the regionâs leader, Ramzan A. Kadyrov. - Kyiv Post - UA The events connected with the investigation into the murder of Boris Nemtsov have forced Russian society to face an issue it has long put off: the situation in Chechnya. The federal center has resorted to the large-scale use of force twice over the last quarter-century in order to suppress the separatist movement there. - Kyiv Post - UA MALGOBEK, Russia — The mother of two of the suspects in the slaying of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov said she is certain they... - Townhall.com - US The mother of two suspects in the slaying of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov says is certain they didn't do it. - FOX News - US The people who killed Boris Nemtsov, a liberal politician, on Feb. 27th, did not expect to be arrested. That was clear from their impudence. - Kyiv Post - UA The killer of Boris Nemtsov has confessed, signing a written statement that âconfirmsâ his participation in the shooting of the prominent reformist and opponent of Vladimir Putin. The case might be closed in Putinâs Russia. But at home and around the world, it shouldnât be. Which is why proponents of the ... - TPM News - US MALGOBEK, Russia — The mother of two suspects in the slaying of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov says is certain they didn't do it. - Yahoo! News - US Critics warn that President Vladimir V. Putin's bargain to gain stability in Chechnya has unleashed an unpredictable despot in the region's leader, Ramzan A. Kadyrov. - New York Times - US Welcome to our column, Russia Update, where we will be closely following day-to-day developments in Russia, including the Russian government's foreign and domestic policies. The previous issue is here. The Investigative Committee plans to interrogate Ruslan Geremeyev, a former officer of the Sever Battalion, in the case of ... - The Interpreter - US MALGOBEK, Russia — The mother of two suspects in the slaying of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov says is certain they didn't do... - Townhall.com - US Welcome to our column, Russia Update, where we will be closely following day-to-day developments in Russia, including the Russian government's foreign and domestic policies. The previous issue is here. ExxonMobil is demanding that Russia pay back millions of dollars in overpaid taxes. UPDATES BELOW Special features: - ... - The Interpreter - US On March 16, Kremlin insiders leaked a third version of the Nemtsov murder case. The first version of March 8 accused the five Chechens under arrest of killing Nemtosv on their own due to Islamic fundamentalism. The March 13 version depicted the Chechen 5 as mercenaries of Ukraine and cast suspicion on their boss, ... - Kyiv Post - UA Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny recently spent about a year under house arrest, barred from most contact with journalists. He spoke to The Washington Post about his aspirations for Russia, about his fears after the killing of ally Boris Nemtsov and about how Ukraine's allies can persuade the Kremlin to end the ... - Kyiv Post - UA Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny recently spent about a year under house arrest, barred from most contact with journalists. He spoke to The Washington Post about his aspirations for Russia, about his fears after the killing of ally Boris Nemtsov and about how Ukraine's allies can persuade the Kremlin to end the ... - Washington Post - US More than two weeks have passed since the murder of Boris Nemtsov, and investigators have already managed to report the initial results of their work. They have arrested five people: 28-year-old Zaur Dadayev, the former deputy commander of the Chechen Interior Ministry's Sever battalion that serves as Chechen leader Ramzan ... - Kyiv Post - UA Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny recently spent about a year under house arrest, barred from most contact with journalists. He spoke to The Washington Post about his aspirations for Russia, about his fears after the killing of ally Boris Nemtsov and about how Ukraine's allies can persuade the Kremlin to end the ... - Washington Post - US Welcome to our column, Russia Update, where we will be closely following day-to-day developments in Russia, including the Russian government's foreign and domestic policies. The previous issue is here. ExxonMobil is demanding that Russia pay back millions of dollars in overpaid taxes. UPDATES BELOW Special features: - ... - The Interpreter - US Welcome to our column, Russia Update, where we will be closely following day-to-day developments in Russia, including the Russian government's foreign and domestic policies. The previous issue is here. Six suspects in the murder of Boris Nemtsov have decided not to cooperate with the investigation, and ties between them and ... - The Interpreter - US MOSCOW — As Washington debates whether to send lethal weaponry to the Ukrainian army, one of the Kremlin's biggest critics, Alexei Navalny, says it would be a mistake. His opposition to the U.S. proposal, expressed in a wide-ranging interview in his spartan Moscow office, highlights a dilemma for the small fraction of ... - Washington Post - US RUSSIAN MPs have refused to hold a minute's silence for murdered Putin critic Boris Nemtsov, saying someone dies every week. - Herald Sun - AU Putin and Kadyrov resemble Siamese twins, whose separation will result in complication for both of them, and thus for the country at large. Neither one of them stood to benefit from Boris Nemtsov's death. | Pycckий - Carnegie Endowment - US Three more suspects in last month's assassination of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov have been officially charged with his murder, as the main suspect's lawyer said his client had an alibi. - The Moscow Times - RU A flock of 'black swans' was on its way back home to Russia from Ukraine’s Donbas and Crimea exactly at the time of the anniversary of the latter’s annexation. The number of unpredictable events of crucial importance for Russia’s political system and its prospects exceeded the controlled limit. The Kremlin ... - UNIAN - UA EVENT Russian media and social networks have been rife with speculation over the absence of Russian president Vladimir Putin from the public eye since 5 March 2014. Previously, this has not been the case for more than two days at a time, with the exception of Putin taking annual leave. - Jane’s - US The perpetrators of violence have staked their claim to power, or at least a more active role in formulating the regime's identity and methods. If we are to assume that the president is not directly linked to Nemtsov's murder, it seems that someone else wants to push Putin in a more decisive and punitive direction. - Carnegie Endowment - US Among Boris Nemtsov's many charges against Vladimir Putin was the often voiced complaint that Putin was selling off valuable Russian assets to China at bargain basement prices. Recent events only confirm Nemtsov's apprehensions which were not unique to him but are often voiced across the spectrum of Russian political ... - The Interpreter - US The discussion surrounding Nemtsov's murder has missed the larger question of whether the Russian political system is less stable than commonly assumed. - Carnegie Endowment - US In Russia This Week, you will find links to the stories of Russia Update in the last week and to special features, plus an article following up on the news and trending topics below. Last issue: Remembering Boris Nemtsov, Insider and Outsider This Week's Top Stories: - Kremlin Publishes New Picture of Putin Amid - The Interpreter - US At week's end, we still do not know more about the whereabouts of President Vladimir Putin than we did at the start of the week, when it first began to be noticed that he had not been seen in public since March 5. The last two weeks since the murder of opposition Boris Nemtsov on - The Interpreter - US It is impossible to imagine Ramzan Kadyrov calling his subordinates and directly instructing them to commit the murder of Boris Nemtsov. However, the xenophobia and fear of the West characteristic of some segments of Russia's Muslim community, including Muslims in the North Caucasus, creates a favorable climate for such ... - Carnegie Endowment - US The death of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov may hold the key to understanding deeper schisms within Russia, both between the government and advocates for reform, and between Putin and extreme nationalist entities. - Carnegie Endowment - US Among Boris Nemtsov's many charges against Vladimir Putin was the often voiced complaint that Putin was selling off valuable Russian assets to China at bargain basement prices. Recent evens only confirm Nemtsov's apprehensions which were not unique to him but are often voiced across the spectrum of Russian political ... - The Interpreter - US It is impossible to imagine Ramzan Kadyrov calling his subordinates and directly instructing them to commit the murder of Boris Nemtsov. But the xenophobia and fear of the West characteristic of some segments of Russia's Muslim community, including Muslims in the North Caucasus, creates a favorable climate for such acts. - Carnegie Endowment - US Rumors of a power struggle among Kremlin clans have fueled tensions since the murder of dissident Boris Nemtsov in Moscow - TIME Magazine - US Meeting the Free Speech Challenge, Now and in the FutureArch PuddingtonMarch 12, 2015The recent claim that the Charlie Hebdo killings helped motivate the murder of Boris Nemtsov suggests that opponents of democracy will continue to sow discord over free speech issues. - Freedom House - US
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Dmitriy Peskov, 9 Mart tarihinde Rus gazetecilere yaptığı açıklamada, ödüllendirilmenin çoktan planlandığını savundu. Peskov, “Ödüllerle ilgili işlemler birkaç ay devam ediyor” dedi. Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin, 8 Mart tarihli kararıyla Çeçenistan Cumhurbaşkanı Ramzan Kadirov’u Onur Nişanı ile ödüllendirdi. Rusya Devlet Başkanı’nın kararında Ramzan Kadirov’un “çalışma başarıları, aktif toplumsal faaliyetleri ve çok yıllık dürüst çalışmaları için” Onur Nişanı ödülüne layık görüldüğü kaydedildi. Moskova Basmannıy Bölgesi Mahkemesi, 8 Mart tarihinde yapılan duruşmada Rusya’nın önde gelen muhalefet lideri Boris Nemtsov cinayetinin 5 şüphelisi hakkında tutukluluk kararı çıkardı. Hakim, Boris Nemtsov cinayetinin şüphelilerinden Çeçenistan İçişleri Bakanlığı’na bağlı “Sever” (Kuzey) taburunun eski Komutan Yardımcısı Zaur Dadayev’in cinayet suçunu kabul ettiğinin belirtti. Rus basını, Dadayev’in dini nedenlerden dolayı, Nemtsov’un Müslümanlara karşı negatif açıklamalarda bulunması nedeniyle suç işlediğini itiraf ettiğini ile ilgili haberler verdi. Daha önce Rusya Soruşturma Komitesi temsilcisi Vladimir Markin, Boris Nemtsov cinayeti davasıyla ilgili soruşturmada, çeşitli ihtimaller üzerinde durulduğunu, bunlardan birinin de Nemtsov’un Charlie Hebdo olayında takındığı tutumla bağlantılı radikal İslam kaynaklı bir saldırı olduğunu açıkladı. Soruşturma Komitesi, 28 Şubat’ta yaptığı açıklamada, Boris Nemtsov’un Charlie Hebdo olayında takındığı tutumla ilgili tehditler aldığını bildirdi. Rusya'nın önde gelen muhalif lideri Boris Nemtsov, 27 Şubat tarihinde Moskova’da silahlı saldırı sonucu öldürülmüştü. Nemtsov, Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin’in Kırım ilhakına ve Ukrayna’nın doğu bölgelerine saldırısına karşı çıkıyor ve Putin’in saldırgan politikasını eleştiriyordu. 1 Mart tarihinde Moskova'da başta olmak üzere Rusya'nın birçok şehrinde Boris Nemtsov'u anma yürüyüşleri yapıldı. Nemtsov, 3 Mart tarihinde Moskova Troyekurov mezarlığında toprağa verildi. QHABoris Nemtsov , Ramzan Kadirov , Dmitriy Peskov , Onur Nişanı , şüphelilerin tutuklanması