In Moscow, a large -scale exhibition “Achievements of the Putin era” closed. She liked her so much that she would be built for her a separate building in the city center - “The future alternative to the mausoleum” Alexander Kazakov / Administration of the President of the Russian Federation / TASS / Profimedia Vladimir Putin at the exhibition "Russia".

As the head of the presidential administration’s Public Projects Department, Sergey Novikov has the power to destroy an artist’s career over an anti-war letter. His department has gained notoriety for various reasons: spreading anti-Ukrainian narratives online, silencing Russia’s anti-war cultural figures, and conducting propaganda work in occupied Ukrainian territories. While Novikov was once considered a friend among journalistic circles, he now engages in cultural censorship.

She uses focus groups to collect “emotional reactions” to his speeches The presidential administration monitors how people react to Vladimir Putin's statements, which he does during his speeches. This is engaged in the propaganda organization of ANO “Dialog”, about which “important stories” were described in detail here . She holds special focus groups, whose participants evaluate the real time what was said by the president.

Here’s how the Kremlin wants its propagandists to cover Russia’s cabinet shakeup Vyacheslav Prokofyev / Russian Presidential Administration / ZUMA Press Wire / Scanpix / LETA Vladimir Putin meets with his new cabinet As the dust settles on Vladimir Putin’s post-inauguration cabinet reshuffle, the presidential administration has issued a new set of media guidelines for its propagandists.

"Medusa" studied the Kremlin's training manual about how propagandists should talk about rearrangements in the government Vyacheslav Prokofiev / Administration of the President of the Russian Federation / Zuma Press Wire / Scanpix / Leta Vladimir Putin and the new government composition At the disposal of Medusa was the next training manual drawn up by the Presidential Administration (AP) of the Russian Federation for state and pro -government media.

RIA Novosti / satellite / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Alexey Dyumin and Vladimir Putin. 2022 On the morning of May 14, the Kremlin’s website published a new composition of the leadership of the Presidential Administration (AP) of the Russian Federation. Many key officials retained positions, among them - the head of the Anton Vaino, as well as his first deputy Sergei Kiriyenko (is responsible for domestic politics) and Alexei Gromov (the main curator of pro -government media).

We are trying to answer the main questions about the main rearrangement in the Government of the Russian Federation Dmitry Astakhov / satellite / Imago Images / Scanpix / Leta Andrey Belousov and Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov On the evening of May 12, Vladimir Putin resigned from the post of Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu. His place after a formal statement in the Federation Council will be occupied by Andrei Belousov, a former Deputy Prime Minister on Economic Affairs. Why exactly he?

Yaroslav Dronov was the frontman of a struggling cover band. Then he married a PR agent and became Shaman — wartime Russia’s most famous singer. Before he became Shaman, Yaroslav Dronov competed in televised singing competitions and performed in a struggling cover band. In 2017, his whirlwind marriage to well-known PR agent Elena Martynova — a top manager at Russian-Uzbek billionaire Alisher Usmanov’s holding company USM — took Moscow’s glitterati by surprise.

May 7 - the next inauguration of Putin, and then the update of the government. Here are what permutations are the sources of Medusa, close to the Kremlin Mikhail Metzel / Sputnik / Imago Images / Scanpix / Leta On the eve of the next inauguration of Vladimir Putin, appointed on May 7, representatives of Russian elites began to discuss rumors even more actively about who (and in what positions) would be included in the updated government.

AFP / Scanpix / LETA Russia’s “presidential elections” in occupied Donetsk. March 16, 2024. Since the summer of 2022, the Putin administration has been enticing career officials to work in Ukraine’s occupied territories by promising them unbeatable salaries and promotions afterwards. Many bureaucrats have answered the call, happy to do the Kremlin’s bidding in a war zone if it means eventually getting a governorship back in Russia.