Nikolai Petrov, a professor at Moscow's Higher School of Economics, was on Dec.
Born in Greece in November 1982, the artist studied under legendary virtuoso
Nikolai Petrov, graduating from the Moscow State Conservatory in 2006 and quickly achieving worldwide acclaim: "Panagiotis Trochopoulos has perfect hands, outstanding technique and everything he needs in order to make a big journey in Music," in the words of legendary Russian pianist, Andrei Gavrilov.
The question is, what will they do to Navalny now," said
Nikolai Petrov, an analyst with the Higher School of Economics, saying he could be given a suspended sentence if the authorities feared protests.
D'un point de vue tactique, montrer que Poutine est soutenu par beaucoup de monde a un sens en pleine campagne electorale", releve
Nikolai Petrov, du centre Carnegie.
At the same time, Vyand Oil coowner
Nikolai Petrov told Sofia Press that his reasoning for buying into Petrol was to expand his business horizons.
can't deal with everything," said
Nikolai Petrov, an analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
While he coyly said it's too early for a decision, it certainly looked like he has already decided" to return to the presidency in 2012, said
Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Endowment's Moscow office.
Conflict between Putin and Medvedev is more than possible, not because of their personal relations, which are good, but because of this complicated and controversial configuration of power," said
Nikolai Petrov, an analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
According to
Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Foundation in Moscow and others, "the immediate effect [of the new measures] has been to bring voters out into the streets because with no elections they believe protest is the only route left to them for getting rid of their unpopular governors".
While it remained doubtful the opposition could become an insurmountable obstacle,
Nikolai Petrov, an analyst at the Moscow Carnegie Center, said the Kremlin would have to navigate regional sensitivities carefully to avoid inflaming popular dissent and even ethnic tensions.
I think there is a real danger of such a split," said
Nikolai Petrov, a political analyst with the Carnegie Endowment for Peace.
In their new book Between Dictatorship and Democracy: Russian Post-Communist Political Reform (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2004), Hoover senior fellow Michael McFaul,
Nikolai Petrov, Andrei Ryabov, and their collaborators examine the current government of Russia.
