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Putin's Russia: An election without democracy?
Mar 15, 2024
The podcast discusses Putin's tactics in the Russian election, Macron's diplomatic efforts, and Rishi Sunak's interest in foreign policy. It delves into the challenges of balancing assertiveness and diplomacy in France's foreign policy, analyzes the impact of a minister's resignation on national security, and explores the UK's position in supporting Ukraine.
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- The Russian presidential election serves as a referendum on Putin's presidency, highlighting the lack of viable opposition candidates and high voter turnout strategies.
- Putin's policies and handling of the war in Ukraine mark a shift in international dynamics, with varying European support levels and concerns about ministerial inexperience in defense matters.
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Russian Presidential Election Analysis
The podcast delves into the Russian presidential election, highlighting the expected victory of Vladimir Putin and the implications of the election on Russian politics and society. Experts discuss how the election serves as a referendum on Putin's presidency, focusing on the war in Ukraine as a central theme. They analyze the expected outcomes, high voter turnout strategies, and the lack of viable opposition candidates. Additionally, the potential impact on international relations and internal repression within Russia is explored.
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