A forthcoming book by Daria Dugina, titled Russian Border, is planned for publication in August 2024. The statement comes from the press service of the AST publishing group, as reported by RIA News. The work is described as a collection of geopolitical essays that will explore the early stages of the Northern Military District, with preparation handled by the AiD publishing group.
In the days surrounding this announcement, Dugina received posthumous recognition, being awarded a special honor by the Eurasian Philosophical Congress. Natalia Melentyeva, Dugina’s mother, confirmed that material is being gathered to produce another volume that will assemble Dugina’s writings and lectures into a single work for readers.
AST reminded readers that Dugina’s 2023 publications included Swamps and Heights of My Heart and Eschatological Optimism, along with Philosophical Thoughts, a diary-style collection of her articles and lectures. These works reflected the author’s ongoing engagement with philosophy, geopolitics, and contemporary thought, and they continue to be cited in discussions of Dugina’s public intellectual profile.
The public record recalls the August 2022 vehicle attack on Dugina as she traveled near Mozhaysk in the Moscow region. Investigators from the Federal Security Service have publicly linked the attack to Ukrainian actors, identifying Natalya Vovk as the person stated to have carried out the assault. The incident remains a touchstone in the broader conversation about Dugina’s public influence and the contested narratives surrounding her life and work.
Earlier reporting noted a decision concerning accomplices in the Dugina case, highlighting ongoing legal and investigative processes tied to the event. As new material related to Dugina continues to surface, publishers and scholars alike are turning to her substantial body of work to interpret her perspectives within today’s geopolitical landscape.