Nominate your favorite blog(s) from or about the CIS here.
16 thoughts on “Nominees for Best CIS blog”
Nominees for Best CIS blog
Nominate your favorite European blog(s) from the CIS here.
Rules:
You can nominate as many blogs as you like. Please don’t be shy about nominating your own blog.
Nominations should preferably be in the form of comments or trackbacks to the relevant post.
Only European blogs are elegible. By that we mean that the blog should be written by Europeans, or else focus on some European issue. (Czech, Catalan…)
This weblog is not eligible for any awards, but our contributors’ other blogs are.
The nominating phase will go on for several weeks. The finalists will be determined by the number of nominations and our discretion.
The master post for the awards is here.
6 thoughts on “Nominees for Best CIS blog”
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I nominate SiberianLight.
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I nominate myself
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Thanks for the nomination Yakub!
Nominations do seem to be a bit thin on the ground for this category so far though, which is surprising as there are some excellent CIS blogs out there. Here are a few that I’d like to nominate:
The Russian Dilettante
The Argus
Scraps of Moscow
Lex Libertas
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I nominate Ukraine, Oh My! which could also be nominated for Best New
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I was going to nominate myself, but I see that Andy has helpfully done that already. Thanks.
In addition, I’d like to nominate The Argus and SiberianLight.
Happy New Year, everyone.
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I nominate:
http://www.siberianlight.net
&
http://www.postmodernclog.com
Siberian Light – http://www.siberianlight.net/
Orange Ukraine – http://www.orangeukraine.squarespace.com/
Foreign Notes – http://foreignnotes.blogspot.com/
Craig Murray – http://www.craigmurray.org.uk/weblog.html
Did I mention Foreign Notes yet? – http://foreignnotes.blogspot.com/
http://vkhokhl.blogspot.com
Michael S, seconded. She even has a blogged baby.
Damn – forgot all about her… Thirded. Lots of good’uns from Ukraine.
Are self-nominations not too unseemly? If not, I humbly nominate Registan.net.
I would nominate Siberian Light, but Andy has just retired.
Scraps of Moscow deserves a nod too.
If self-nominations are OK, I’ll throw Registan.net out there.
Also, Scraps of Moscow, the whole stable at neweurasia, Oneworld Multimedia, and Blogrel are all superb.
Didn’t mean to comment twice like that! Just didn’t see the first one go through!
But, I’m glad I thought of the other nominees the second time around.
As well as those suggested above, here’s a few Russia blogs that are great reads, and easily deserve to make it to the final:
A Flower that is Somewhat Misty
http://amistyflower.blogspot.com/
A Step at a Time
http://halldor2.blogspot.com/
Cyber Generation: Two-Zero’s Moscow Diary
http://www.moscow-blog.com/
Russia Blog:
http://www.russiablog.org/
Russian Blog:
http://konstantin2005.blogspot.com/
Sean’s Russia Blog
http://seansrusskiiblog.blogspot.com/
(The last three are all great blogs, but I’m sensing that a slight lack of variety in the naming conventions of blogs about Russia…)
The Russian Dilettante’s Weblog
http://therussiandilettante.blogspot.com/
Oh, and did I mention these great CIS blogs?
Carpetblogger
http://carpetblog.blogspot.com/
The Golden Road to Samarquand:
http://amiralace.blogspot.com/
Hulegu’s Campaign
http://www.livejournal.com/users/hulegu/
MoldovAnn
http://www.pcmoldovann.com/
And I can’t recommend All About Latvia enough but, (happily for Latvia, sadly for Aleks’ chances for winning this particular award), Latvia prefers the EU to the CIS.
Registan.net
SiberianLight Though sadly Andy has called it quits.
and,
Scraps of Moscow
I nominate Untimely Thoughts, by Peter Lavelle.
siberianlight.net