Leonid RagozinFound 105 materialsNewest firstOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceMoscow Times·Jul 3, 2019Is Putin Winning Against Liberal Democracy? - The Moscow TimesLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Feb 4, 2019Putin Has a Multibillion Dollar Plan to Modernize Russian CitiesLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Jan 29, 2018When Russian Officials ‘Nightmare’ Your Business, You Can Lose Everything—Even Your LifeLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Nov 27, 2017Vladimir Putin Has Some Very Liberal Opponents in His BackyardLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Feb 7, 2017Liberal vs Illiberal: Welcome to the New Bipolar World (Op-Ed)Leonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Sep 29, 2016On Russia, Trump and the Picture of Dorian GreyLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionMoscow Times·Aug 19, 2016Our 1991: Why the World Risks Repeating Russia's Post-Soviet NightmareLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionNew Times·May 21, 2016Love for extremesGreece, where Vladimir Putin is going on a visit, is considered one of the most loyal to Russia of the European Union, where “on our side” is both right and left. Is it really so - The New Times found out on the spot The Ilias Kasidiaris, one of the leaders of the ultra -right party "Golden Dawn", is.Leonid RagozinNew Times·Mar 27, 2016TV as a weaponThe fact that terrorists began to choose symbolic goals in order to achieve the maximum media effect About the same number of people live in Belgium as in Moscow - 11 million of them from 6% to 8% profess Islam. According to surveys, about the same amount of Muslims lives in Russia, although Islamic leaders tend to double these numbers. In the capital of Belgium, Brussels, the Muslim population reaches 23%.Leonid RagozinMoscow Times·Jan 29, 2016Mikheil Saakashvili Proves There's an Evolving Russian-Speaking SpaceLeonid RagozinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionNew Times·Jun 9, 2015A controversial audienceThe main source of information for Russian -speaking residents of the Baltic countries, according to surveys, are Russian federal television channels*. Therefore, at the end of last year, the question arose in Brussels about creating an alternative - in the same Russian language.Leonid RagozinNew Times·Mar 15, 2015"Russia is like a wonderful dream of lost paradise"Evgeny Repenkov In Sevastopol football there is no more significant and sign figure than Evgeny Repenkov. From the Children's and Youth team Victoria, the Club of the Ukrainian High League “Sevastopol”-Repenkov was his vice president until the transition of Crimea to Russia grew up. But the changes put a cross on Crimean professional football - UEFA does not recognize the local teams.Leonid RagozinNew Times·Mar 15, 2015Crimea island*Over the past year, the Crimean peninsula began to resemble the island - isolated from Ukraine and suffering from Western sanctions much more than Russia itself. How and what its inhabitants live today - the New Times found out From the roads at the entrance to Sevastopol, signs with the inscription in Ukrainian “Dyakum for clean Uzbechy” (“Thank you for the pure roadsides”) disappeared and a lot of garbage appeared.Leonid RagozinNew Times·Mar 3, 2015Organs transplantUkraine begins to reform its police - according to the Georgian model and under the leadership of one of the authors of the Georgian reform The Verkhovna Rada deputy Anton Gerashchenko, while driving a personal car, skips the zebra over which the pedestrian brought his leg. The wave of the rod-and the Honda CR-V of the nearest comrade-in-arms Arsen Avakov, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, is forced to stop. Place of action - European Square, the center of Kyiv.Leonid RagozinNew Times·Nov 11, 2014The work of the voters themselvesHow the success of the party "Self -help" The main sensation of the elections to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine was the newly created party “Self -help”, led by Lviv mayor Andrei Sadov. Having taken third place, she is now participating in negotiations on the creation of a government coalition.Leonid RagozinPrevious123...7NextShow more