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Yeah, he clarified up-thread.

I assume you meant "Putin-ing", or did you just shorten it?

I guess Russia’s not the only one troubled by the former Soviet Union’s legacy, then. :( Of course, I also wonder what metrics they used to quantify corruption, as well as how “reliable” whatever data they consulted is? Because, somehow, I doubt the elites behind it all are gung-ho on being too...

I suppose high numbers signify a lack of corruption here, whereas low numbers show the exact opposite?

Hmm. Not to distract from the OP's focus, but it'd be interesting what the ramifications are for cultural imports and exports, given how the internet would make it easier than ever to communicate with people all over the world. Granted, the globalization of media may be hamstrung by a mix of...