The city of St. Petersburg, Russia is known as Russia’s ‘window to Europe.’ It is located 400 miles northwest of Moscow and is the second largest city in Russia with a population of approximately 4,953,219. The area of the city of 550 square miles. It was founded by Tsar Peter...

The late Russian Empire was characterized the State Duma, which was the Lower House and part of the legislative assembly tasked with the role of holding a series of meetings (Levin, 1940). Duma was initially considered as an advisory body established after the Russian Revolution of 1905. The Second Duma...

In March 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s annexed Crimea, and Western nations were in shock (Rutland & Middletown, 2). The move had been unexpected, not the least of reasons due to Russia having signed the 1994 Budapest Memorandum which confirmed Ukraine’s sovereignty and territory for giving up on nuclear technology...

On March 18, 2018 presidential elections are going to take place in Russia, and they might result in bringing Russia to the beginning of the post-Putin era in the country. Vladimir Putin has been the President of the Russian Federation during 2000-2008, and since 2012. People all over the world...

Oktay (2016, p. 9) observes that due to rapid advances in technology and growing opportunities around the world, multiculturalism is increasingly taking root. In general terms, multiculturalism is described as a mixed ethnic community area characterized by the existence of multiple traditions (Noordenbos, 2016, p. 40). Countries around the world...