For years, Vladimir Putin's approval rating barely budged, remaining comfortably above 70 percent despite war, sanctions and economic pressure. Now, Russia's state pollster is recording a steady decli
Russian polls are not trustworthy but the story here is that these state controlled pollsters are allowing the polls to dip. That could point to some discontent among the inner circle.
Wow, Ms. Schulmann not only fully comprehends the nuances of the reality, she articulates them amazingly well, particularly for someone speaking a second language. High impressive! And thank you for not interrupting her.
Second class citizenship within your own country is very sad. If the people could freely talk and take charge of its "democracy" they would have had him removed years ago.
Gee, 4 kilometer petrol lines aren't popular. Who would have guessed.
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Still handling Russia like a democracy..