Gazeta Wyborcza hopes for a signal against Putin: 'Election days are holidays', the Russians say. Only the very naive fail to understand ...
Gazeta Wyborcza sees clear parallels with Stalinism: Putin's cultural revolution is gaining momentum. Unruly artists are now criminals. ... ...
Gazeta Wyborcza doesn't believe Nadezhdin has a fair chance: Boris Nadezhdin, a 60-year-old liberal politician with a wealth of experience ...
War propaganda is taking on an ever greater role in Russia's schools, Gazeta Wyborcza observes: On 1 September, Putin held a special lesson ...
The Victory Day Parade in Moscow is accompanied by a certain nervousness this year, Gazeta Wyborcza writes: Ever new diversionary ...
Gazeta Wyborcza comments: After ten months of war in Ukraine, Alexander Lukashenka is still not ready to pay his debt of gratitude to ...
Disgruntled officials pose a threat to Putin, writes Gazeta Wyborcza: For almost a quarter of a century Putin has done everything to ensure ...
Gazeta Wyborcza suspects the Russian state media is using cover-up tactics: In the last few days over 900 deaths per day have been ...
Gazeta Wyborcza sees sending the asylum seekers back to Belarus as a clever move: Lukashenka wants to continue the game with the migrants ...
For Gazeta Wyborcza it's clear that Putin is preparing for the end of his time in office: The president wants the constitution to elevate ...
