Russia Politics refers to the system and processes through which political decisions are made in the Russian Federation. It encompasses the governance structure, political parties, electoral processes, and the role of various institutions such as the presidency, the parliament (Federal Assembly), and the judiciary. Russia’s political landscape is characterized by a centralized authority, particularly under President Vladimir Putin, with significant state control over media and political expression. The term also includes the dynamics of domestic policies, foreign relations, and the influence of various interest groups and political movements. Issues like nationalism, authoritarianism, and human rights are often central to discussions of Russia’s political environment.
The Russian military presence in the Northern Territories is undergoing significant changes, particularly around the Southern Kurils. The 18th Machine Gun and Artillery Division on Kunashir Island has seen a…