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What the Galitsky case reveals about Russia’s political system

Peter Mironenko
Peter Mironenko

Hello! This week The Bell looks into the nationalization case against businessman Alexander Galitsky — labelled “extremist” after a divorce saga — and why in Moscow there is speculation that it could spell trouble for Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

A nationalization saga with a political backdrop

The biggest nationalization case of the year so far in Russia is packing an unusually heavy political punch, as Russia’s Prosecutor General seeks to seize assets from businessman Alexander Galitsky, one of Russia’s best-known IT investors believed to be close to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Galitsky is accused of funding Ukraine’s war effort.

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