In a sense, aren't the realists now getting what they asked for? A more directly competitive power battle with the west asserting itself. I actually think that's going to stimulate western dynamism. It might actually bring us back to a much faster pace of technological progress. May be something we haven't seen since the 19 sixties and fifties. We've been really exhausting the for now clear military superiority. And if heavens forbid we start shooting down russian plains, it might all go up in in smoke.
Freddie Sayers meets with Samo Burja.
With Western powers increasingly united against Russia, we seem to be witnessing the end of the unipolar world. Financially, culturally and spiritually we have never been so bifurcated. Could this be the end of civilisation as we know it?
To find a way through the big issues at stake, Freddie Sayers sat down with Samo Burja, a sociologist and the founder of Bismarck Analysis.
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