In Moscow's Shadows 92: Everyone's Got an Agenda: Hungary, China, Neo-Nazis, Kadyrov, Anime Fans...

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Hungary Is Going Through a Period of Considerable Democratic Backsliding

03:39 • 1min

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Orban's Line Is, You Know, 97% of Hungarians Are Against Sanctions

05:02 • 3min

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The Hungarian Government Is Not Going to Go in the Direction of the Putin Government

08:06 • 2min

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Russia and the West - Where Does Hungary Fit?

10:22 • 3min

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Is Viktor Alban a Troublemaker?

13:05 • 2min

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The Russians Are Having to Get Used to the Fact That They Have No Friends

15:19 • 2min

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Are the Chinese Going to Do Anything for the Russians?

17:46 • 2min

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Russia and Central Asia - What's Going on in Central Asia?

20:06 • 3min

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Russian Volunteer Corps - A Cross-Border Invasion

22:39 • 3min

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The Russian Volunteer Corps Comes to Brienzk Region

25:19 • 2min

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The Ukrainians Can Do This

27:45 • 2min

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You Had the Ukrainians Swearing Blind, It Wasn't Them

29:20 • 1min

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The Ukrainian Government Is Not Totally Outsiders, but They Do Have All Kinds of Connections

30:40 • 2min

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FSB Director Bortnikov, Is It Still Clinging on There?

32:51 • 3min

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Kedurov and Manga - Is This Really Real?

35:29 • 4min

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A Brief History of Private Military Companies in the Russian Period

39:49 • 3min

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Anime and the New Youth Movement in Russia

42:50 • 3min

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Is Anime a Cult of Death and Aggression?

45:26 • 3min

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Russia, Ukraine and Belarus

48:01 • 5min

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In Moscow Shadows Podcast - Another Interesting Small Scale

53:24 • 2min