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A Levada Centre poll in May that showed 22% of respondents said they wanted to move abroad permanently, compared to 13% two years earlier.

Russia's Collision Course With Change Therese Raphael 2011

Despite Kremlin-mandated blackouts of opposition coverage on national television, a recent poll by the independent Levada Center showed that the Popular Freedom Party, co-founded by former Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov and former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov, was well within reach of parliamentary seats.

Russia's Rigged Election Jr. Vladimir Kara-Murza 2011

In April the independent Levada polling center reported that 56% of respondents said they had "heard nothing about the case," up from 6% in 2005.

Khodorkovsky Heads Back to Siberia Anne Jolis 2011

In a Levada Centre poll in May, 22% of respondents said they wanted to move abroad permanently, compared to 13% two years earlier.

Russia's Rebellious Mood Therese Raphael 2011

In a recent Levada Center survey, 55% of Russians responded that they do not feel sorry for you.

Khodorkovsky Unabridged 2011

In April, the independent Levada polling center reported that 56% of respondents said they had "heard nothing about the case," up from 6% in 2005.

Khodorkovsky Heads Back to Siberia Anne Jolis 2011

Surveys by the Levada Center, an independent research institute in Moscow, find a similar broad trend.

Why Are They Leaving? Julian Evans 2011

According to Russian polling firm the Levada Center, the percentage of Russians who get political news from the internet rose from 13% in 2007 to 31% in 2011.

Breaking News Julian Evans 2011

Media Control According to the Levada Center, while the most common reason people gave for considering emigration in 2002 was financial, by 2009, just as common a reason for leaving was socio-cultural.

Why Are They Leaving? Julian Evans 2011

A survey released this week by the independent Levada Center found 53% of respondents said the parliamentary elections would be an "imitation of a struggle," with the outcome rigged by the authorities.

Tycoon Exits Party, Criticizes Kremlin Gregory L. White 2011