One of the favorite protagonists in journalistic investigations of deeper sources of Moscow’s recent foreign policies is the flamboyant Russian idealogue Alexander Dugin. Equipped with a long beard, sonorous voice, and extroverted personality, Dugin is a telegenic speaker who easily checks the box of an archetypical Russian philosopher. In contrast to how he is often portrayed, Dugin is neither a philosopher of intellectual novelty nor an ideologue with direct access to the Kremlin.
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i attended, where we were planning in preparation for the 2020 election. and there were numerous discussions on how to conduct this election in a safe manner. there were also discussions, erin, on russian interference and the concern about russian interference in this election, and how we were going to counter that and deal with that. all that culminates with this meeting in february. and i am aware of this meeting because, as homeland security adviser, i had to do the prep for any meetings like that where the former vice president mike pence was going to be in a meeting, or when general kellogg would attend these meetings, sometimes he would come to me and say what do you know about this. now, all of this happens with the context of covid as well. i mention this because there are a lot of complicated dynamics happening at the time in the white house, especially in february as things are sort of getting more concerning in what we re watching. so trump is having a lot of mixed emotions
Tanker shipping sanctions compliance is getting a lot more complicated as the price of Russian crude oil rises. The post Russian crude prices have breached the G-7 price cap. Now what? appeared first on FreightWaves.
president putin, in a meeting to russian military bloggers a couple days ago, said that the losses were 10-1 in days ago, said that the losses were 10 1 in russia s favour, ten ukrainians for every one russian killed, you can almost reverse that. you can never really believe anything until the kremlin denies it, that s a good rule of thumb. we don t know precise figures, but quite clearly ukraine has made significant inroads at 3 4 places along the front line. beyond that, if you re looking to a future in any sense, i think they ll continue to take territory, but the casualties will take. irate take territory, but the casualties will take- - - take territory, but the casualties will take- - - take territory, but the casualties willtake. ~ will take. .. we saw in olga s report that families will take. .. we saw in olga s report that families had will take. .. we saw in olga s report that families had absolute - will take. .. we saw in olga s report that families had absolute no -