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The Russia Profile Special Report is a quarterly publication that consists of a collection of articles by different staff and freelance authors dedicated to a specific central theme of the editors' choosing. Stories found in our Special Reports are the best-researched, most profound and comprehensive analytical pieces available at RussiaProfile.Org.

The Special Reports are an indispensible tool for any Russia watcher or researcher interested in taking a closer look at the pressing issues that affect the modern Russian society. The reports are a derivative of the print version of our monthly magazine that is no longer published on paper, but is available in various digital formats for the convenience of our readers.

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Dmitry Babich

Dmitry Babich

Dmitry Babich graduated from the Journalism Department of Moscow State University. From 1990-1996, he worked as a correspondent and senior parliament correspondent in Komsomolskaya Pravda, which was at the time a respected Russian daily newspaper with a circulation of up to 20 million. He the covered politics for the TV-6 television channel for three years before becoming head of the international department of the weekly newspaper Moscow News. While he was working at Moscow News, Dima won a prize from ITAR-TASS for developing Russian-Ukrainian information exchange following a series of reports from Ukraine. He joined Russia Profile as a staff writer at the beginning of 2004.

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Publications

04/05/2012

Russians as an Expense

Of all Russian presidential candidates, Vladimir Putin had the most reasonable social policy program, but the main hurdle on the way toward implementing it is Putin 1.0.

04/05/2012

Put In, Never Off

From the times of Ivan the Terrible to the most recent opposition rallies, Russians have found solace in making fun of the contemporary electoral system.

12/14/2011

An Unpublished Contract

Any kind of media venture is allowed in Russia as long as it remains politically neutral.

09/19/2011

(Anti) Soviet Gourmet

The controversy surrounding the name of "AntiSoviet" café in the center of Moscow is indicative of a deeper rift that runs through the social memory of the Soviet Union.

09/16/2011

Could Have, Would Have, Should Have

While some say that modern Russia is trying to revive the Stalin cult, others say increased interest in the Soviet past stems from opportunities for new research.

09/04/2011

Why Do People Vote for United Russia?

The electoral campaign for the Duma elections scheduled for December 4, 2011, kicked off without much fanfare. Both president Dmitry Medvedev and prime minister Vladimir Putin let it be understood that this time the campaign WON’T be different.

08/21/2011

20 Years of Russia's Interaction with the West: the Shrinking Sense of Reality

During the whole week, the Russian media has been talking about the 20th anniversary of the failed coup of August 1991. It remains largely a mysterious event which was actually just a link in a chain of events some of which, while less spectacular, had an even greater importance.

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