Window on Eurasia -- New Series: Daghestani Takes to Internet to Protest Kadyrov Land Grab; Chechen Siloviki Move Up to Border

June 16, 2019

Russia-4 Window on Eurasia -- New Series: Daghestani Takes to Internet to Protest Kadyrov Land Grab; Chechen Siloviki Move Up to Border "russia france" - Google News: French authorities confirm that €3.5mln house in Biarritz belongs to Putin's family - https://en.crimerussia.com/ "Russia" - Google News: Beware of the blind spots in Turkey-Russia relations - YUSUF KAPLAN - Yeni Şafak English News: Justice, China-style: The British businessman drugged, caged and forced into a televised confession Window on Eurasia -- New Series: Daghestani Takes to Internet to Protest Kadyrov Land Grab; Chechen Siloviki Move Up to Border 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) Paul Goble Staunton, June 15 – A Daghestani has posted on the Internet a response to Ramzan Kadyrov’s threatening comments about those who oppose Chechnya’s claims or criticize the Chechen regime, denouncing the Grozny leader for behaving in a manner inconsistent with the traditions of the region and the requirements of Islam. Read More "russia france" - Google News: French authorities confirm that €3.5mln house in Biarritz belongs to Putin's family - https://en.crimerussia.com/ 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) “People see them walking in the market. But we do not approach them and do not make a selfie with them. We do not care who they are,” said a representative of the city authorities about Putin’s relatives. Read More "Russia" - Google News: Beware of the blind spots in Turkey-Russia relations - YUSUF KAPLAN - Yeni Şafak English 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) Beware of the blind spots in Turkey-Russia relations - YUSUF KAPLAN Yeni Şafak EnglishIs Turkey a country capable of standing on its own feet?No. "Russia" - Google News Read More News: Justice, China-style: The British businessman drugged, caged and forced into a televised confession 1. Russia from Michael_Novakhov (116 sites) Drugged, handcuffed, and locked in an iron chair inside a steel cage – this is how Briton Peter Humphrey says he was forced to confess to crimes in China. Six uniformed police officers sat at a podium; the lead interrogator “had a clipboard with a sheet of questions on it, and he was telling me how to answer,” Mr Humphrey, 63, told The Telegraph. Read More

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