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Sobre el projecte

L'Institut de la Rússia Moderna (IMR) és una organització que ha declarat el seu compromís amb l'enfortiment del respecte als drets humans, l'estat de dret i el desenvolupament de la societat civil. Web d'imrússia. org funciona com un recurs analític on es publiquen materials sobre esdeveniments d'actualitat, especialment en el context de les relacions de Rússia amb el món.

El projecte es posiciona com una veu que critica les accions del Kremlin. En particular, els autors subratllen que la invasió d'Ucraïna de Vladimir Putin té conseqüències nefastes per a la mateixa Rússia: polítiques, econòmiques i culturals. La seva tesi és senzilla: la importància de la Rússia moderna a l'escenari mundial està sobreestimada i el país comença a esvair-se, convertint-se en cosa del passat.

Orientacions principals

El contingut del lloc s'estructura al voltant de diversos temes clau que reflecteixen les preocupacions dels autors sobre l'estat de les coses al país:

• Drets humans. La secció està dedicada als casos registrats de supressió de llibertats. Per exemple, entre febrer i març de 2022, IMR va compilar una llista de les violacions més flagrants: detencions massives de manifestants contra la guerra, pallisses a les comissaries i condemnes dures per càrrecs falsos.
• Anàlisi i opinions. Aquí es publiquen articles d'experts com Vladislav Inozemtsev o Michael Vasyura. Argumenten que la guerra va ser un desastre per a Rússia, però el règim de Moscou no canviarà de rumb mentre estigui al poder. Veus autoritzades assenyalen que els errors de Putin ja no es poden corregir amb els mètodes actuals.
• Notícies i esdeveniments. La secció s'actualitza periòdicament, fent un seguiment de la dinàmica de censura i repressió. Es presta especial atenció a com l'estat monopolitza la veritat mitjançant la censura militar.
• Projectes. Es fa esment del projecte Món sense Rússia, que explora el futur del país en condicions d'aïllament.

Característiques del lloc

El lloc funciona en dos idiomes: anglès i rus, la qual cosa us permet arribar a un públic internacional i lectors de parla russa del país. La interfície inclou apartats per a la subscripció al butlletí, on mensualment es recullen articles analítics i informes sobre l'activitat de l'organització.

Detall important: el lloc permet citar materials sense permís previ si l'enllaç a la pàgina original està directament al text. Això indica la voluntat de difondre la informació el més àmpliament possible, malgrat la difícil situació política.

El contingut és molt crític. Els autors no amaguen que la invasió d'Ucraïna va donar un poderós impuls a la màquina repressiva del règim. La llibertat d'expressió i reunió, segons ells, va quedar totalment destruïda en qüestió de mesos.

Informació de contacte

Els textos proporcionats no contenen adreces físiques directes ni números de telèfon. No obstant això, hi ha un botó DONA que indica la possibilitat de suport econòmic per al projecte. La subscripció al butlletí també està disponible per rebre resums d'articles.

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• The war unleashed by Vladimir Putin in Ukraine will have grave consequences for Russia—political, economic, cultural. However, contrary to the Kremlin’s thinking, Russia’s importance on the world stage, which is being rapidly reconsidered today, is in fact not so great. Modern Russia is beginning to fade into the past.
• The results of the past two months have been devastating for Russian civil society: basic constitutional rights have been severely restricted; military censorship and the state’s monopoly on the truth have been officially introduced; and freedom of speech and assembly has been completely destroyed. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine gave a powerful boost to the Putin regime’s repressive machine. Anti-war protesters are being detained and beaten en masse in police stations, and the courts continue to hand down harsh sentences on trumped-up charges. IMR compiled a list of the most egregious cases of suppression of human rights and freedoms recorded in Russia in February and March 2022.
• By nearly every available measure, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been a disaster for Russia. Yet even as military losses mount and economic sanctions reduce the living standards of ordinary Russians, there is little reason to believe that the Kremlin will change course. By ordering his tanks to cross the border into Ukraine, Vladimir Putin may have made a catastrophic error, but it is an error that cannot be corrected so long as the current regime in Moscow remains in power.
• On February 24, the Russian army crossed the Ukrainian border in several directions simultaneously, thus beginning a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The Kremlin employed most of its armed forces—around 130,000 people, according to various estimates—that had accumulated along the Ukrainian border over the past four months.
• Last October former Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev wrote an article focusing on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, an ethnic Jew. Medvedev mocked and insulted him, implying that Zelensky is a treacherous Jew and a disgusting person. The article was criticized for anti-Semitism and attempts at undermining Zelensky’s political status in Ukraine, but it also reflects complicated attitudes toward Jews in the Soviet Union and Russia.
• http://imrussia.org/en/authors/dmitry-shlapentokh
• On February 24, Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine under the pretenses of “demilitarization” and “denazification” of the country. Legal scholar and professor at the Free University Ekaterina Mishina analyzes the legal aspects of the war and looks at the cultural ramifications of the actions of the Russian Federation, which, by President Putin’s will, has turned from a victor nation into an aggressor nation.
• http://imrussia.org/en/authors/ekaterina-mishina
• Is the surge in natural gas prices in Europe this winter related to the escalation in Ukraine following Putin’s ultimatum to the West and threat of war? According to economist Vyacheslav Inozemtzev, director of the Center for Research on Post-Industrial Societies (Moscow), the answer to this question is not as straightforward as it might appear.
• The consensus among Western politicians and experts is that the Kremlin is gearing up for war, which could be prevented by either deterrence or negotiations. However, recent research shows that policymaking discourse in both Russia and the West is “full of mutual misperceptions, mirror imaging, and attribution of non-existent intentions and capabilities.” One of the main reasons for possible misinterpretation of the Kremlin’s intentions in Ukraine is rooted in differences between the U.S. and Russian strategic cultures.
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