Vladislav Inazemtsev

Elina Ribakova, a non-resident fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, and Vladislav Inozemtsev, founder of the Center for Post-Industrial Studies in Moscow, share insights on Russia's wartime economy. They explore the unexpected resilience of Russia amidst sanctions, the dual nature of oil dependence, and military funding's impact on inflation. The panel discusses labor shortages due to conscription and immigration restrictions, alongside the effects of volatile oil prices and new Western sanctions on economic stability.

Bruce Livesey, a contributor and documentary creator, leads a discussion featuring experts like political scientist Catherine Fieschi and far-right terrorism specialist Matthew Feldman. They delve into the resurgence of fascism and its troubling implications for modern politics. Insights from Robert Reich connect American dynamics to historical fascism, while Vladislav Inazemtsev critiques Putin’s regime. The conversation highlights how societal crises can elevate far-right movements globally, raising alarm about the fragility of democracy in today's landscape.