Thirty years after the dissolution of the USSR

At the end of December 1991, the USSR collapsed, leaving 15 independent republics: a giant, Russia, and 14 other states. Our reporters Achraf Abid, James André, Gulliver Cragg, Sylvain Rousseau and Elena Volochine have produced a series of reports in Russia, Estonia, Ukraine and Georgia, which recount the vestiges of the Soviet era and the relations that these countries maintain today. with Moscow.