How tyrants fall

Marcel Dirsus, an insightful author on authoritarian dynamics, teams up with Roland Oliphant, a keen geopolitical contributor. They dive into the resurgence of tyrants like Putin and Xi, questioning their apparent strength. The discussion reveals the precarious nature of dictatorship and how factors like peaceful protest threaten these regimes. They also explore the moral dilemmas of coups as methods to combat corruption and the complex challenges of political succession in authoritarian systems. A thought-provoking analysis of power, instability, and potential paths to freedom.