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Putin's government has sought to undermine democratic institutions in Russia and abroad from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton

Catherine Belton details how Putin's government has strategically worked to weaken democratic institutions both within Russia and beyond its borders. This calculated effort is aimed at consolidating power and maintaining control over the political landscape. By manipulating the media, stifling dissent, and cracking down on opposition voices, the Kremlin has effectively marginalized any challenges to its authority. In Russia, Putin's government has utilized a combination of legal maneuvers and strong-arm tactics to suppress political opposition and independent media. Laws have been passed to limit freedom of expression and assembly, while independent journalists have faced harassment and even violence. Opposition figures have been sidelined through targeted investigations and legal proceedings, effectively silencing any dissenting voices. Abroad, Putin's government ...
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    Putin's People

    Catherine Belton

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