Extractive industries generate extraordinary profits — built, in part, on underpriced risk, underpaid labour, and communities that absorb consequences they did not choose.
Alirpaq tracks what that cost actually looks like: regulatory failures, consultation theatre, industrial disasters, and the gap between what companies report and what communities experience. For journalists, researchers, lawyers and policy people who need to understand systems — not just events. Because the argument that safety costs too much only works if you never ask who is paying.
A parser tracking regulatory acts (НПА) affecting Indigenous peoples of Russia — so you don't miss changes buried in government feeds. Delivered to Telegram.
Open in Telegram →Structured data and analysis on Indigenous communities, land use, and extractive activity. Biweekly briefings in EN / RU for researchers and compliance teams.
tamaani.org →Oral histories, podcasts and traditions of Naukan and Chukotka. For people who want to feel, not just know.
Go to Kaighi →Why indigenous consultative bodies must function as verification organs rather than decorative participation.
Background Risk Index methodology validated against Norilsk 2020 and Listvyazhnaya.
How the new registry logic transforms Indigenous fishing rights into revocable privileges.
BRI analysis of 2026's largest coal disaster through the lens of ESG risk indicators.
A bot-parser that tracks НПА affecting Indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation. Catches regulatory changes before they disappear into the administrative record.
Open in Telegram →Independent briefings on extractive industries, FPIC and Indigenous rights — with focus on restricted-access jurisdictions where official sources omit the most important facts. Biweekly · EN / RU.
tamaani.org →Voices, histories and oral traditions of Naukan and Chukotka. Podcasts, stories and recipes — for people who want to feel, not just know.
Go to Kaighi →Short dispatches on documents, events and observations — when something needs to be said before it becomes a longread. Biweekly, in English and Russian.
FPIC Is Not a Procedure. It Is a Right.
Why the proceduralization of free, prior and informed consent is itself a form of its erosion.
Why Climate Policy Reproduces Colonialism
More than half of energy transition projects sit on or near Indigenous lands. The "green" future has a consent problem.
Language Death Begins Before the Last Speaker
The disappearance of a language starts long before there is no one left to speak it.