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July 29, 2008
A New Novgorod?
By Edward Cowley
Special to Russia Profile
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The Novgorod region in the northwest of Russia has seen some changes since Mikhail Prusak, who had ran the place since 1991, was replaced in August last year by Sergey Mitin. But a closer examination reveals that despite having been somewhat masked, the region’s problems are still there.

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