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Zygmunt DzieciolowskiZygmunt Dzieciolowski is a Polish journalist and writer who has covered Russia for leading German, Swiss and Polish newspapers since 1989. He is the author of the book Planet Russia, which was published in Poland in 2005. Recent articlesAbkhazia Pawns its Independence
openDemocracy's Russia editor reflects that Abkhazia has realised its dream of independence, but at the price of becoming Russia's pawn Abkhazia: wedded to independence
openDemocracy's editor met the Abkhaz President just before Georgia's war with Russia and found him resolute on the issue of independence Georgia's President Saakashvili, on the eve of waropenDemocracy's Russia editor interviews Georgia's President and finds him well educated about democracy, but less so about dealing with hungry crocodiles The future’s ours: Russia’s youth activistsThe Kremlin-backed youth organisation Nashi is fuelled by a potent mix of amnesia, idealism, nationalism, and the aura of power, finds Zygmunt Dzieciolowski in a journey between Moscow and its provincial heartlands. |
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