Russia’s New Constitutional Amendment to Help Putin Stay in Power
In a major shakeup in Russia’s politics, Mikhail Mishustin was appointed Prime Minister on 17th January. President Vladimir Putin had proposed changes to the country’s Constitution — a move that would make it possible to extend his rule after his term as president ends in 2024.
Key Features
- Vladimir Putin has led the country for more than 20 years, the longest since Soviet authoritarian leader Josef Stalin. Since 1999, Putin has continuously been in power, either as prime minister or president.
- He was re-elected in March 2018 for another 6-year term, which expires in 2024.Under current law, the President ....
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