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Russia Profile brings you some of the best analysis on top stories in Russia today. But there’s always more behind them. Each Friday, our writers provide their own take on the news, offering unique commentary to put events into a different perspective. This week, Andrew Roth wonders if protests in Moscow can (and will) boil over, Tai Adelaja asks if the Kremlin would ever ban social networks, and Dan Peleschuk laments that opposition rallies are no longer spontaneous (and that he has to brave the cold to cover them).
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Russia Profile Staff
02/03/2012
Russia Profile brings you some of the best analysis on top stories in Russia today. But there’s always more behind them. Each Friday, our writers provide their own take on the news, offering unique commentary to put events into a different perspective. This week, Andrew Roth wonders if protests in Moscow can (and will) boil over, Tai Adelaja asks if the Kremlin would ever ban social networks, and Dan Peleschuk laments that opposition rallies are no longer spontaneous (and that he has to brave the cold to cover them).
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