Faridaily

Faridaily provides an in-depth analysis of the Kremlin, focusing on the internal dynamics of the Russian elite amid the war in Ukraine, public sentiment towards the conflict, the mobilization strategy, and the implications of new laws and reforms. It highlights elite unity, resistance, and societal impacts of governmental decisions.

Russian politics Kremlin elite Russian public sentiment Military mobilization and strategy Legislative changes and repression Media and journalism Economic sanctions and impacts Digital surveillance and conscription

Top posts of the year

And their main takeaways

‘We Were Called In for a Meeting and Handed Weapons’

491 implied HN points • 28 Jun 23
🌍 World Politics
  1. The Russian elite were not unified in supporting Putin during the armed rebellion led by Prigozhin.
  2. During the rebellion, there was confusion and mixed reactions among Russian officials and managers.
  3. Following the uprising, there was frustration and shame among the civilian elite towards Putin and the handling of the situation.

Kremlin Eases Quarantine for Access to Putin as Presidential Elections Approach

137 implied HN points • 31 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Putin Presidential elections Russia Ukraine Quarantine
  1. The Kremlin has reduced quarantine for meeting Putin to 5 days for the upcoming 2024 presidential election.
  2. Personal meetings with Putin are now extremely significant for the elite, especially during the war in Ukraine.
  3. The relaxation of quarantine measures may be connected to Putin's upcoming presidential campaign in 2024.

One Question for Arkady Volozh and Other Russian Billionaires

0 implied HN points • 17 Aug 23
🌍 World Politics Ukraine war Sanctions Propaganda
  1. Arkady Volozh publicly condemned the war in Ukraine after 533 days, sparking discussion on why he remained silent for so long.
  2. Russian businessmen are urged to support those in Russia who oppose the war, help independent media, and back civil society and political activists instead of just focusing on personal gain.
  3. It is crucial for Russian businessmen to be more transparent about their business relationships and work towards a just and democratic future for the country.
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