Путин и Россия. Мнение Bangkok Post
В Таиланде уже не сомневаются, что в России наступили времена репрессий. Вот что пишет Bangkok Post - самая адекватая газета Юго-Восточной Азии:
"This crackdown is wrapped in legislative garb, but the iron grip of authoritarianism is unmistakable."
"Эти репрессии, завуалированные законодательством и с железной хваткой авторитаризма не вызывают сомнений"
О России здесь не отзываются лестно, и русских жалеют - для "диких азиатов" - тайцев 11 000 русских, поселившихся в их стране - беженцы!
На сегодняшний день я читаю только это издание, и иногда РР.
New laws, new alliances, and tough court sentences indicate the grip of authoritarianism is tightening
America should pursue its national interests in relations with Moscow, instead of chasing a feel-good mirage.
As the remaining imprisoned members of the Russian punkrock band Pussy Riot appeal their two-year prison sentence for a political protest in Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, a pale of repression is settling over their country.
AP Opposition protesters rally in Moscow last month in the first major demonstration against President Vladimir Putin’s efforts to muzzle dissent. Recent developments have an unmistakable flavour of the 1920s and 1930s.
This crackdown is wrapped in legislative garb, but the iron grip of authoritarianism is unmistakable.
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"This crackdown is wrapped in legislative garb, but the iron grip of authoritarianism is unmistakable."
"Эти репрессии, завуалированные законодательством и с железной хваткой авторитаризма не вызывают сомнений"
О России здесь не отзываются лестно, и русских жалеют - для "диких азиатов" - тайцев 11 000 русских, поселившихся в их стране - беженцы!
На сегодняшний день я читаю только это издание, и иногда РР.
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- 20 Oct 2012
- Bangkok Post
- ARIEL COHEN Ariel Cohen is a senior research fellow in Russian and Eurasian studies and international energy policy at The Heritage Foundation.
New laws, new alliances, and tough court sentences indicate the grip of authoritarianism is tightening
America should pursue its national interests in relations with Moscow, instead of chasing a feel-good mirage.
As the remaining imprisoned members of the Russian punkrock band Pussy Riot appeal their two-year prison sentence for a political protest in Moscow’s Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, a pale of repression is settling over their country.
AP Opposition protesters rally in Moscow last month in the first major demonstration against President Vladimir Putin’s efforts to muzzle dissent. Recent developments have an unmistakable flavour of the 1920s and 1930s.
This crackdown is wrapped in legislative garb, but the iron grip of authoritarianism is unmistakable.
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