觀點俄羅斯

Spring comes to Moscow – the tug of war begins
俄羅斯之春到了


俄羅斯廣播評論員康斯坦丁•馮•埃格特:要不要再給普丁一個機會爲所欲爲,以換取社會和經濟穩定?這次俄國家杜馬選舉引發的示威,實質上就是民衆的回答。

New microchips will help locate the deer with previously unheard of precision and track it during the long winter nights”. When I switched on the television on Tuesday I could hardly believe my eyes. The rest of the world was watching scenes of riot police and pro-government youth activists attacking pro-democracy demonstrators in Moscow. The name of Triumphalnya Square, where the rally was taking place, was topping Twitter trends. But the main story on state-owned “Rossiya 24”, Russia’s only 24-hour TV channel, was the microchipping of polar deer. It was a testament to the way Russia’s leadership is handling the first real political crisis of the Putin era.

「新型微晶片將提供前所未有的定位準確性,幫助人們在漫長的冬夜裏追蹤北極馴鹿。」週二的時候我打開電視,看到的居然是這樣一條新聞,讓我簡直不敢相信自己的眼睛。全世界其他人都在看莫斯科的好戲——防暴警察和支持政府的年輕活動者與支持民主的抗議者發生衝突。抗議集會地點凱旋廣場(Triumphalnaya Square)已經成爲Twitter上的熱門辭彙。但在國有頻道「Rossiya 24」(俄羅斯唯一的24小時頻道)上,主打新聞卻是用於追蹤北極馴鹿的微晶片。從中可以看出,俄羅斯領導層是怎樣在處理普丁時代第一場真正的政治危機。

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