Having Lost ‘Presidents,’ Ever More Russian Federal Subjects Now Have Prime Ministers
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At Russian President Vladimir Putin’s insistence, Russia has only one president. Since his war against Ukraine began in 2022, the number of federal subjects with prime ministers in addition to Moscow-appointed “heads” has risen from 10 to 39 and is likely to continue to rise.
This change, which has largely been under the radar, reflects the increasing burdens Putin’s policies have shifted to the federal subjects and the desire of their heads to share these and the chall
At Russian President Vladimir Putin’s insistence, Russia has only one president. Since his war against Ukraine began in 2022, the number of federal subjects with prime ministers in addition to Moscow-appointed “heads” has risen from 10 to 39 and is likely to continue to rise.
This change, which has largely been under the radar, reflects the increasing burdens Putin’s policies have shifted to the federal subjects and the desire of their heads to share these and the chall
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