The Kremlin's Cold War bid for global power | Battle Lines | Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2024
- In this Bonus episode of Battle Lines, The Telegraph's David Knowles speaks to Professor Sergrey Radchenko to discuss his upcoming book 'To Run The World: The Kremlin's Cold War Bid for Global Power'. Professor Radchenko's shares with us what he discovered about the psychology of the Kremlin's decision-making during the Cold War and what this can tell us about Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
Contributors:
Venetia Rainey (Host, Weekend Foreign Editor) @venetiarainey on X
David Knowles (Host) @djknowles22 on X.
Sergey Radchenko (Wilson E. Schmidt Distinguished Professor @KissingerCenter
@SAISHopkins) @DrRadchenko on X
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I would love to hear more from Professor Radchenko. This was really interesting and I'm sure he could share many more insights
Wow Radchenko makes a lot of sense.
Finally, someone with some sanity and a very sober view of the world.
From every event from the Berlin Blockade/Airlift to now, this all makes sense.
Russia was always aiming to take over the entirety of Europe.
Absolutely fascinating!
Excellent and fascinating interview!
well this was very interesting, what a surreal recent history this part of the world has.
We need to recognize the way in which we are implicated and need to act in response to this view of history.
Really excellent analysis here 🇺🇦🇦🇺
Brilliant. Will read this book. The last point re: why Stalin gave N. Korea the go ahead to invade the south because (spoiler alert) signal intel suggested the US would not back S.Korea. ...made me immediately think about Macron's recent "nothing ruled out" statement: is it actually an overt signal that is part of a NATO play whereby, in response, member states immediately push back to counter that narrative in order to instill confidence in and draw out higher kinetic aggression from Putin so that, effectively, his actions justify/warrant/give license to an escalation of western coalition participation (think: giving Olaf an excuse to flip on his T. decision; pressuring US for money and the A missles etc.). Given the extreme fragility of state of the world order we're in ATM (it is 1940 all over again) I can't believe anything of the value that was Macron's statement would've originated unilaterally.
LOL...5-D chess is a bit beyond Macron or any 'Western' leader.
OMG they have put Netanyahu in the intro 😮
Radchenko have to make video about Baltic states
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The Kremlin can't have it.
already has it all Russia has won.
What's with the weird, abrupt end?
I wish this podcast was about Israel/Gaza instead of being another version of Ukraine: The Latest... That's what I thought it was when it launched right after the start of the war
Putin is too smart for old Joe.EUROPEAN Union is broken but the United States will take their business.
5.3m subs. 7k views. 😂😂😂
It seems to me that NATO has engineered the war in Ukraine. Russia is not interested in any thing beyond its own security. Ukraine should be neutral and a trading hub
NATO has never threatened Putin. He lived very well with it for years. And during that time NATO states have scaled back their military while Putin has constantly improved his. Just look at the nuclear weapons and missiles he has developed. So this shows a paranoia and not a real threat. Paranoids should be hospitalized so they are no danger to others. As we see right now.
Cope, more cope and a bit of cope on top.
Fools podcast
100% agreed
Pathetic.