The LDPR
The LDPR (Liberal Democratic Party of Russia) is a nationalist party. The LDPR claims to be the direct successor of the Liberal Democratic Party of the USSR formed in 1989. The leader of the LDPR is Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
- Nationalist leader Zhirinovsky becomes 1st official candidate in Russian presidential race
The Russian Central Election Commission has fully cleared the head of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR), Vladimir Zhirinovsky, as the first candidate in the 2018 presidential election.Russian Politics News - Liberal Democrats approve longtime leader Zhirinovsky as presidential candidate for 2018 race
The 31st congress of the Russian nationalist-populist party LDPR has unanimously voted to propose the candidacy of its leader, 71-year-old Vladimir Zhirinovsky, for the 2018 presidential elections.Russian Politics News - Duma rejects proposal to allow party membership from 16 years of age
The Russian lower house has rejected a bill to allow teenagers as young as 16 to join political parties, which was drafted by the nationalist-populist opposition party LDPR in a bid to attract young people to politics.Russian Politics News - Liberal Democrats choose longtime leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky as future presidential candidate
The Liberal-Democratic Party of Russia, LDPR, has chosen its founder and longtime leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky to run for presidency in 2018.Russian Politics News - Liberal Democrats urge transition to bipartisan political system
Russian opposition party LDPR is proposing a rapid change to a two-party system consisting of a ‘conservative party’ created out of current parliamentary majority party United Russia, and a united ‘social democratic’ opposition.Russian Politics News - LDPR leader Zhirinovsky reelected, set for record 6th presidential bid
The Russian nationalist party LDPR has reelected Vladimir Zhirinovsky as its leader, with the 70-year-old immediately starting preparations for the 2018 presidential campaign by proposing to cut the number of Duma MPs.Russian Politics News
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