
Kamil Galeev
London-based historian and a classmate of Jordan's at Peking University. Focuses on Russian history, military coups, and political power.
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Jul 2, 2025 • 40min
Wagner, Two Years On (Kamil on Coups and Power)
Kamil Galeev, a London-based historian and former classmate of Jordan's at Peking University, explores the intricacies of military coups and political power dynamics in Russia. He discusses the Wagner Group's failed rebellion in 2023 and how it reshaped Kremlin views on internal threats. Kamil draws intriguing parallels between historical coups and modern political tensions, emphasizing the influence of victimhood mentality on foreign policy decisions. He also addresses the barriers facing China's rise to hegemony, making for a compelling analysis of global power struggles.

Jun 27, 2023 • 51min
EMERGENCY EDITION: Coup in Russia with Kamil Galeev
Kamil Galeev, an expert on Russian politics and former Wilson Center analyst, joins to dissect recent events in Russia. They explore whether a recent mutiny qualifies as a coup and its implications for Putin's power. The conversation shifts to dynamics within the Russian military and how political loyalties are more about validation than competition. With a mix of humor and skepticism, they imagine unlikely scenarios of political upheaval in Russia, all while acknowledging the global impact of these tensions.

Oct 13, 2022 • 53min
Kamil on Nukes and Civil War in Russia
Kamil Galeev, a former Beijing grad student and expert on Russian politics, delves into the intricate dynamics of the war in Ukraine. He discusses the unsettling prospects of nuclear escalation and evaluates Putin's future amidst elite politics. The conversation extends to social implications of compulsory military mobilization and fears it instills in citizens. Galeev also critiques traditional U.S. strategies towards Russia, proposing a focus on decolonization and addressing the plight of vulnerable minorities amidst ongoing conflict.