How Putin Is Bankrupting the Russian Opposition
This English column describes bankruptcy tactics as a calibrated instrument of repression. Instead of spectacular crackdowns, the state can deplete opposition capacity through legal debts, penalties, and procedural pressure while preserving formal plausibility.
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