Ukraine crisis may be Putin’s test for the Biden administration
It makes sense that the Biden team would seek to repair relations with Russia, but this may also be perceived as weakness on the part of the White House.
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Russia Reform Monitor No 2455
A row over the Russian vaccine;
RSF: Russia creating info "black hole" in Nagorno-Karabakh;
Russian businessman Glishkov strangled rules UK coroner;
FSB targets prominent Russian journalist;
The fight over Lake Baikal;
Navalny team: Dissident threatened with force-feeding
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2454
Russian military buildup spurring Ukrainian fears;
Nine doctors detained as Navalny health concerns soar;
EU regulator to investigate Sputnik trials;
Russia, Pakistan tighten military ties;
White House: Rejoining open skies will send "wrong message";
Zoom blocks government access, Kremlin threatens ban
Russia Reform Monitor No.2453
All smart electronics now required to run Russian apps;
Putin signs law that allows him to rule until 2036;
Russia extends space deal with U.S. until 2030;
A Russian buildup in the Arctic;
Kremlin takes aim at Twitter;
Navalny moved to sick ward amid suspected TB outbreak
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2452
Papering over Siberia's problems;
Hackers targeted emailed account of DHS head;
Father of top Navalny ally arrested;
Slovakia's Prime Minister resigns over Russian vaccine scandal;
Russian physicians sign a petition to examine Navalny