europe's hand. europe is being handed over to america. let me analyze for you. you can see the situation in europe. the european union itself had reached a point. if you pay attention, not only was nato weakened at the end of the ani era, but mr. brain death himself, who had gone to brain death, has now lost a world championship that everyone wants to expand to east asia. this scene is the world stage analyzing the world scene that only existed in europe, which he wanted to normalize with russia, and what is the development relationship for?

is it emptying nato in europe and isolating america as a whole in europe? it is a valuable strategic goal to fast to find out what should i do to you that russia has lost my dear friend, germany within itself, despite the fact that the americans have and have this youth and the strongest base of the americans was in germany, but germany or with the awareness they had that it is not under the title of the center, what did they do to slowly keep america empty of content? inattention if you remember, two years ago, trump, trump, trump created a complicated view of one-third of the force, and smart germans and frenchmen, together with the alliance, and it is legitimate to continue to destroy neutro in europe, and the best american sandal wanted to take him away. he fell. this person in germany, germany said that this was a mistake. what we wanted was a third mistake. you will take one-third from germany. we will help you or apologize. see, respect for hospitality was good . it started in germany. it started and then these two presidents will draw a conclusion f

and in fact, russia shook europe's hand and handed europe over to america. it is my duty to analyze the situation in europe. the european union itself had reached a certain point. if you look carefully, not only nato was weakening, but mr. brain death himself, who had gone to brain death, has now become a world champion that everyone wants to become a member of east asia. he has lost this stage of the world stage. analyzing the world scene, which had a pole in europe that wanted to de-escalate and normalize with russia, and the relationship of development is the basis of nato's presence in europe, what is the reason for it, pay attention to what exists, lulu, there will be a good day, european, the old interpretation that i have been coming for days, america and nato were in europe with this justification . and the atomic bomb in europe, the carpet of germans, especially the very intelligent people of the world, will be made of german blood and a united europe that is close to russia, and this closeness with russia will result in the emptying of nato in euro

a europe yes, because we know that there is a europe in europe and c and europe in this sense, thereays been an orientation towards this, a old europe which imagined herself to be a psychic of all knowledge of representations. these are old libraries for you , uh, such architecture, everything that uh is connected with the charm of the west. this is all starting to crumble. uh, and uh, kind of. maybe this is a natural process that foresaw more shping. i wrote my decline of europe when this culture exhausts itself, turns into mechanics, perverts and already exudes itself with the poison of death, but on the other hand. uh, i do not exclude that this trend is supported overseas and in this sense, this idea, without getting it, if you to no one, which was, er, applied to ukraine, which, in general, is not needed by anyone in essence. in the west, but only as something that will be thrown under the wheels of a russian armored train. it is now being applied to the whole of europe and this is also an amazing moment. if this is so, then indeed this confrontation, severe in ukraine , which i

or during the period of the center of europe, he was accusing and saying that europe is in there are models in the western world, and the western world should make one unit with the united states, one european currency, and in this operation, in fact, with france, the conqueror of europe, i will turn europe into a pole in the heart of the western world. this was a fundamental and potential danger for the united states, which is actually the calendar of the world and the manager of the world . we must get closer with russia let russia de-escalate and normalize relations, which has actually become a reality. only with america, russia's pole, and the power of china. what happened to this european strategy that has been ruined and a war of this magnitude in the heart of america and a strategic danger for this world order system, which is itself the ultimate basis of the world, the top of the main world between the unipolar world led by the united states and the multi-part world that i will create, which the rest of the creators in the west as europe and in france and germany now and the

the belarusian who changed the future of europe as a deal of the century influenced the formation of the european union the wild map of germany why the industrial power of the state went into decline along with the resignation of angela merkel and missed a kilo, who is building a new empire on the ruins of russia moscow berlin paris great romania why are they forming a system of checks and balances in the intermarium project europe of different speeds contour maps change their color trends, 700 km and 33 years long from the berlin wall to the polish fence, how we ended up on a new round of the cold war, who is behind this and where the world is heading, in which we live will we figure it out together? the berlin wall, as a symbol of the confrontation between two civilizations , has long been taken apart for souvenirs, separate fragments, generally installed as art objects throughout the european union. edification to posterity, and not the admissibility of escalation and confrontation in europe, as the time of a separate policy showed , national interests turned out to be deaf and sh

but europe has a problem. most of the data is stored in processed by tech corporations from the us . and transparency is not their middle name. cloud storage is inaccessible. we don't know what happens to the collected information. when you enter data on a website, you relinquish control over it. enterprises can do pretty much what they want with it. it's not uncommon for them to create virtual profiles of us. what do we do? consume think and we're not being screened, just for fun. the goal is to predict and influence our decisions. even our political opinions so called micro targeting is routine. tech companies do everything they can to make us feel at home on the internet. but actually, behind the scenes, it's still the wild west, and the law of the strongest, prevails. at times, this can have extremely destabilizing effects. the school very much started. i'll never forget one of the 1st articles that worked . you got a huge number of shares and like all of it was on the lines of amazing this plan future eve

europe obviously all three points will be paid by european taxpayers.nd in this whole situation, the europeans obediently nod and click their heels, amazing obedience, the demon it is important to call the muzzle on the table, and in response you also smile the partnership scheme in big quotes the usa and the eu, the belarusian leader quite figuratively decomposed the americans split europe and now she is so to rein it in , and they reproach you and me , including that we are losing sovereignty here, and so on europeans. may the lord be with you for a long time already lost it. how can one evaluate and how can one relate to the fact that they have abandoned cheap energy sources from russia and take 3-5 times more expensive. what is tilted? shils were put in the right place and remained quite a bit, so that they collapsed and lay on the earth . with the economy, berlin is clearly ill, the rest of the eu countries are in a fever, but then it’s more interesting because, because of washington’s demands to help ukraine, strange europe gave up most of the wea

i don't think that burst europe. he is, had adequate conception that these circumstances, a great power like russia will respond with any means at his disposal. i'd like to be i, i'd like to leave it as an on the top of it is that it's clear once, i mean, i guess the best european, our web is absolutely not. and so what do you, not a state so so, so with china, i mean, it's a, it's a, you know, international, a politics one and one. i mean, it's the, the, the basic uh thing that the people study in international affairs plus. now can i ask in the last, the very last question because you don't sound very opportunistic, but what's your best hold for the next couple of years as far as russia, europe and the whole world is concerned. i guess you're right. i know by disposition, an optimist, and the last decade is generally to me, right. but obviously we have to do lots. we can also said that even at the end, tomorrow we should call to at least one law street. so i think we have to reach an understanding in the ukraine. t

you need with small vehicles, including in europe, mysql and 5, sorry. visa trash car bill to business selling the russian car brand lot in germany . but since russia's invasion of ukraine, the business with a lot of has grind to a halt. and so he's made a lot of germany's dealer and service networks with more than $320.00 branches available to chinese car makers. and this and viewed from the beginning, we've known that the european market is important for our electric vehicle manufacturers. we did a bit of research, drum and car owners drive an average of 40 kilometers a day, was it soon? the phone goes to the small electric vehicle. so we have a range of 300 kilometers and that's enough for a week the, the items. and so i think there's a very high demand in the market for small vehicles over the top. and so is it kind of what's very good in china, the small easy market has been built up systematically between 20152022 the average price dropped from 66232000 bureaus. while in europe, it rose from 49256000 the development of china, the electric car indus

do you think people in europe understand that? uh, you know, the, the time for illusions is over the, if there is a real war on the ground in russia, in ukraine, and if it continues, it may come to europe as well. no, they don't understand that property speaking. i think strong people as i'm kind of a mobile, i'm office the but the last great. what happened so long ago that most people think this better can somehow be localized if they were fully aware that this bull may escalate. because there's a interesting paradox. let's assume the waste is right, and they can really push russia back. uh, get your grade to push my shot back for would you be so can you, can you spell out the, the, i'll be you? yes, i just, i just some of the summarize what some people, i think he missed the grades actually said that because russia isn't sending it's whole. i mean, they may push it back. i don't see that there's europe, kids had adequate conception. they didn't these circumstances a great power or life about shot, well respond with any means edi

we'll china save email, bail is he in europe. the comes and they've realized that small vehicles are how you move e mobility forward. china is that the state of the, of the village in by providing chief electric, hopefully the 1st aid in this way. it will open the door. so a lot of discussion after the world is saved by those who buy it. it's always a matter of demand nearly china use not only a pace makeup of the website, the chinese oems and also on the pacemakers, but also catalyst now transition to electric mobility. whether small chinese e cause over run europe in the future or the european auto industry is spurred on by competition from china to build more affordable e cars itself. the emphasis from china will definitely help make electron mobility more affordable for everyone. the . this is the current generation opal off draw a very successful model since the ninety's and it has now taken the next step into the future by becoming available as a purely electric version. we're checking that out right now. welcome to ref. re

yes, there is europe, we have a world champion in terms of standards.ven call themselves normative powers, but nevertheless, the laws are somehow very elastic and you can practically do anything. i know examples from my own life. yes, i was in germany there in the subway, which is just not going on. yes there and on rails urinate and alcohol is drunk in the subway and in the parks they sell grass there. yes, the africans and the police do not see it all. why don't they do it. yes, so as not to offend migrants, that is, from this side. i am to a certain extent. you understand those people who call for a healthy society. yes, for normal, where there is order and therefore all this boils and leads to such situations that it seems that there is some kind of individual migrant. it doesn't concern you. yes, it seems, but when his fellow tribesmen join them, then the autochthonous population wakes up, which says that actually guys, it's time to stop. yes, so to speak, stop. and so we develop in such a paradigm. well, not us, but the europeans are here on forei

a distribution center for the supply of liquefied natural gas to the countries of central eastern europe, a sign was the opening of the baltic pipe gas pipeline on september 27 last year, bringing norwegian gas to the country, coincidence or not, but this happened in unison with the terrorist attacks on september 26 on nord stream . naturally. after the destruction of the russian gas pipelines, positions germany, the previous gas leader in europe , was greatly shaken, which gave the green light to the hyena of europe; today we can say with full confidence that the era of russian domination. in the gas sector , an era is ending that was marked by blackmail, threats and extortion at the beginning of october. the rush has begun. according to the new gas pipeline from norway to poland, which passes through denmark, the volume of pumping will be about 10 billion cubic meters per year . warsaw has never stated that this pipeline will replace russian gas. the maximum capacity of the baltic pipe is six times lower than the nord stream, and analysts believe that the launch of a new gas pipeline i

too high a price was paid for achieving peace in europe.owever , the renaissance of diplomatic relations began already in 1955. during the visit of konrad. denaura. he was put in moscow for the cause to start full-scale economic cooperation. a few years later , the issue of gas supplies to germany entered the agenda of bilateral relations . sleepless nights began in the white house soviet gas removed american coal from the equation, the free hand of the market grabbed the baton of sanctions on the embargo on large- diameter pipes in 1962, and the deal fell through. however , despite the unleashed gas war and the regen sanctions in 1970 , the deal of the century was signed, gas pipes already in 1973. the first soviet gas. germany came during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a series of economic and political battles, and one of the most significant was the struggle for control of the oil and gas market in the fifties and sixties of the ussr rapidly expanded its oil production and exports. what invariably ala

it's not a policy problem that europe has. it's a political, popular. politicians are too scared to even discuss these policies, not to know, try to, to adopt and advocate them because they believe that to do so would be political suicide. because since the early 19 ninety's, european governments has been kind of seating ground slowly and slowly to the far right and a bit to appease them on this topic, which has always been very exclusive and in the popular corrina. and so, you know, gradually bit by bit, so they've essentially painted themselves into a corner now 30 years later, where they can't use any of the policy tools at their disposal to solve the problem . because they believe to do so would be to to lose the debate that has been stocked against them for the last 30 years. but to not do so, we'll just make the problem worse and worse, and much more important than any politics. it will continue to lead to the deaths of thousands of people every year. for the do you agree with that? to what extent is the new policy on mi

while in europe it rose from 49256000. the development of china, the electric car industry was to portion for decades by governmental policies and subsidies from the stock. there's been a focus on what kinds of vehicles are actually produced. the last lot these policies in china and this whole e b strategy have a number of reasons why they are promoting small cars, map whom to the final state include electric range, how far they go. how efficient they are just how many resources where you entities and in other words, searching efficiency standards, descriptive test on that. and so they're also making sure that the cars don't get bigger and bigger like they do here. i'll just make it one course around. the right ones in your big cars dominates the electric market. small electric cars play only a minor role. like the electric c at $500.00, which can be had 435000 bureaus. they're reynolds, zoe, which costs to run 37000 euros or the ego life, which asking university professor good cash. who brought onto the market in a small

just a little of their own in eastern europe and truck drivers in western europe. this is mainly for financial resistance for them to include wages, different, homeless, me. if you're in 1000 euro, have you in 2000 euro. so that's already a big difference. it's want you to the money to so where are you calling you back there? oh yes, great. so is it quiet the i don't understand. the name of the neighbor. neighbor romania. no book area. sophia prostate plus div. yes. how's the law in friends, they still diesel from me, but also while i was sleeping in front in france, that's a real problem. so come, i don't think i'm going to go to that. hold on, hold on, hold on. yes. above us, our city. yeah. this part of the load is going to mercy this part to get the village of consolidated cargo or robust bush lump germany. bloomberg and it's done. and then back to iraq, just a little on you. quite a lot of the you law has strict rules for laurie drivers. they're supposed to return to their home country every 4 weeks, for example. but although the laws are supposed to help, the

as well as really hearing ream of europe needs these people, it needs skilled label. to what extent is a problem that but falls squarely the responsibility for which fall squarely with european governments of the ear itself. and that it needs to sell the issue of migration to people a best uh, yeah it's, it's, it's, it's, it's not about selling the, the, the issue it is, it is a p r problem to them savvy. or the human experience has become a p r issue in a political debate. however, the issue with even with regulated migration is, is very complicated and complex it's, it's not the very accessible. and i can tell you that even people who try to migrate through the legal means find the whole procedure, very human, the thing with the paperwork and the interviews and everything that you have to provide. so i think that you needs a whole new perspective when it comes to migration a way that's to texas and dignity and respect to the human life that it's going to. it's borders to, to search for labor to search for a better life or to search for, for jobs. basically, a topic

mixed results throughout europe. different story in the gilt market to the book market to the treasury markets. that is what we are watching carefully. we anticipate inflation dacia next week -- data sweep the pound catching a little bite today. 1.2821 is where we are trading. alix: you have the s&p pretty much going nowhere, we get the jobs number, and i love the idea it is a gray area. there's something for the bulls, for the bears, it is hard to get the true negative. -- true narrative. the best performing sector is s&p and i have no idea why. solar's one of the best performing stocks. i'm trying to make sense of the and an economy that is slowing is not going to be good for energy. therefore thus. also a weaker dollar and maybe that is contributing to it. two year yield, yields down by seven basis points. a tremendous week for the bond market, 24 hours ago we were looking at 16 basis point move to the upside. for two year yield. speaking of, dollar-yen, at the strongest level in about two months so maybe it is th

many experts say that europe's massive subsidy system is outdated. europe could easily feed itself without it. but eating drawers many have grown to depend on it. a part of the blame lies in the criteria that govern you. agricultural policies. 3 quarters of the funds are distributed according to the size of the farm. the larger the farm, the larger the subsidy with often outlined this results. this was done. romania is great by you. island is europe's largest, find 55000 textures of land, and 10000000 euros in agricultural subsidies every year. the money goes to out to hire a company based in the united arab emirates, 7 most part the most of the loan. the cool. uh god. if i just bought the dean that entry level, now frontier you just put the fields behind me belong to one company. it's a thorn and assigned to roaming and family farm is because the company practices, very intensive agriculture, so full of fish that just to fit into excelled and out of a 50 lip into product to the digital him what's the cheapest? the sometimes slowly here is use mainly to grow grains, and the grain doesn't s

europe, that is messy.peaking with jim mellon, a billionaire u.k. investor. he said the u.k. is not the sick child of europe. it is germany, that is where the pain is. you mentioned the german story. i want -- i wonder what you would say to that. i understand some of the bias in their. what is your take between which economy is in a worst addition? >> it is undeniable the journeyman he can't -- the german session -- the german economy is in a slump . you saw a hit from energy to germany's manufacturing sector was serious. they are not getting support from china. the recovery in china in the first quarter was domestically focused and consumer spending on services. they are in a difficult situation. we have not seen the drag on the economy from the monetary policy tightening kick in in force yet. germany is in a difficult situation right now. the periphery on the other hand, very much supported by tourism. lots of booming tourism, they are the recipients of this next generation e.u. funds which are helping th

i that may arise in the defence of northern europe.— of northern europe.orthern europe. i want to ask you about _ of northern europe. i want to ask you about what _ of northern europe. i want to ask you about what ukrainian president zelensky has been saying, he has been speaking today and he said that summit in vilnius has to confirm that ukraine is a de facto member of nato. what do you think of that? , ., . ., nato. what do you think of that? , ., , ., ., that? de facto is not a term an one that? de facto is not a term anyone working _ that? de facto is not a term anyone working in - that? de facto is not a term anyone working in nato - that? de facto is not a term l anyone working in nato would use because you have this article five treaty commitment that obligates countries to come to each other�*s defence, and you don't want to have this be ambiguous or unclear in any so at the time that a country becomes a nato member, you that commitment to be ironclad and perfectly understood, so you can't quite say that in advance. what we should be saying at the

do you think people in europe understand that? uh, you know, the, the time for illusions is over the, it's in there is a real war on the ground in russia and ukraine. um, if it continues, it may come to europe as well. no, they don't understand that property speaking. i think some people a soft kind of a mobile m office fee. uh, but the last raise more happened so long ago that most people think this semester can somehow be localized. is a well, folio wow. that is for may escalate. because as a interesting paradox, let's assume the waste is right and they can really push russia better. get your grade a to push la shot back for would you be so can you, can you spell out the army you? yes, i'm just trying to sort of summarize what some people i think he missed that they were all your grades actually said that because russia isn't said he gets hold of, i mean they may push it back. i don't see that burst europe. he has had an adequate infection. they did these circumstances, a great power like russia will respond with any means at it

growing across europe.ore consolidation is happening at the moment as well and that will likely lead to even more capacity the next two or three years, which again, gives us opportunities for traffic growth. lizzy: we are using the competition? neil: because we have the lowest cost space, significantly lower than everybody else, we find people don't necessarily want to go head-to-head in many of the markets. we can go in and execute a strong balance sheet and low unit cost and give both fares, which is difficult for competitors to provide. we are willing to compete with anybody in any market, and like what we saw in italy last year with wizz and they have pretty much pulled off. lizzy: you had oil helping you last year, but spot prices have fallen about 50% since you hedged at the end of march. how hard is that going to hit profits if oil prices continue to fall and will it affect how much you can press your rivals on ticket prices? neil: we are about 85% hedged. if you look at where we are heading into nex

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why are so few low cost electric cars on the road in europe? get the lower caustic men's best known product off off from the of x la guns or other european or western it come into effect as well. but right now the risk as extremely high that the electric car will no longer be affordable for the average citizen. for somebody, the car is made in germany are simply too expensive. china could close this gap in the european market course and can see this affordability is very important for a year and being consumers today. and so i think there's a very high demand in the market for small vehicles, kind of what needs to happen for europe to also enjoy a small affordable, easy the chinese industry is now enough in a position to demo critize electric mobility for the rab is on the lookout for answers the accounts i realized that small vehicles are how you move e mobility for the tide. trash got from lower section 8 in port. small electric cars from china to germany. one model, the 35 kilowatts diode, and e, s 2 at the price of 34500 euro is minus the g

do you think rock europe has ever been with russia? projected that to be when we looked at the very rough she goes off morris, i would say there was that we have seen in central and western europe, but here's when we think of the wall. so to use when a single other religious was protestant catholics, which was not only about the religion of power. well of course the figures are much higher than any kind of civil strife. you either have on russian territory or in the middle east. um and uh, many, many wars that we have seen in on the european continent it was always about either or it was always white, black and white. and the oil or the accomplishments that you have that you're referring to to europe. i know it's from the middle east. i know it from us from a generation that i'm fortunate that's already disappeared. but when i was in my twenties, these people ran to seventy's and they had gone to cambridge to hide it back to paris throughout half french house. drumming in the heart and they, they were in love with europe and they taugh

at that at the same time, the lack of rainfall has repercussions across europe.pecially for farmers and energy companies , more than 50 million people live on the banks of the rhine , and the lives of many are directly connected with the river. and now shipping on aria is not under threat here, they reduce their payload by half, so as not to run aground , some companies refuse to operate unprofitable flights altogether. this leads to shortages and, of course, to increased costs, industrial enterprises are forced to reduce production volumes. somewhere its all thinking about it temporary suspension. one of the notable phenomena that we have observed is the increase in the frequency of simultaneous heat waves in the northern hemisphere by six times since the eighties and the trend shows no signs of decreasing in july and august there is a critical increase in temperature. the same. we have already observed in asia north and central america in africa in the middle east and now in europe so i'm not making this up the temperature continues to rise. the drought only ex

is not europe, is not the u.k.. the situation in europe and the u.k. is very problematic.nflation levels are well above the bank of england and ecb targets. even if the fed is starting to be more data dependent, i don't know the bank of england or ecb can afford to do that. guy: i hear what you are saying but look at growth. eddie, look at growth out of u.k.. german growth is a little weaker. nevertheless, growth continues to hold up. eddie: i will take the complete opposite position. i think the market is pricing a hard landing. we are still seeing recession odds from economists at somewhere about 60% for the u.s.. even more so in the u.k. and europe. we are still seeing the yield curve. we are still seeing stock markets going up. we are not pricing to exuberance , given the inflation numbers that we have had. at the same time, i think the market is underpricing. i think the markets should be pricing a soft landing. i think the more data that we get and we hear from the consumer and we see inflation coming down at the same time as growth holds up. i think, yes, we are hea

in western europe. this is mainly for financial resistance for them. so good wages, different, numerous me. if you're in $1000.00 euro here, you and 2000 euro, the sort of the, that's already a big difference. it's want you to the money to all over and you could get back there. oh, yes, great. so is it quiet that i don't understand? the name of the neighbor. neighbor romania, no book area. sophia plus 2 plus div. yes. mazda law. in friends, they still diesel from me. but also while i was sleeping in front in france, that's a real problem of some come, i don't think i'm going to go to them. hold on, hold on, hold on. yes. the above us, our city. yeah. this part of the load is going to mercy. this part to get the village of consolidated cargo or wash robust bushland. germany, new american is done and then back to iraq. just to remind you quite a lot. the you law has strict rules for laurie driver. they are supposed to return to their home country every 4 weeks for example. but although the laws are suppos

while in europe it rose from 49256000. the development of china, the electric car industry was the portion for decades by governmental policies and subsidies from the stock. there's been a focus on what kinds of vehicles are actually produced, the last line, these policies in china, and this whole is the strategy, have a number of reasons why they're promoting small cars that point to the final thing fluids, electric range, how far they go, how efficient, they are and how many resources where you are, in other words, it's searching efficiency standards which come to the test on that. and so they're also making sure that the cars don't get bigger and bigger. lexi do here, i'll just make it work with around the pounds. in your big cars dominates the electric market. small electric cars play only a minor role. like the electric c at $500.00, which can be had 435000 bureaus. they run out zoe, which costs to run 37000 euros or the ego life which asking university professor good cash. who brought onto the market in a small serie

europe is not ready for this.rn countries supply ukraine with air defense tanks and ammunition, everything the republic needs at the moment, and the entry of strange nato is now out of the question. another consolation prize will be the establishment of the council. ukraine nato, according to stoltenberg, this council is designed to strengthen the political ties of the alliance with kiev. nato countries also promised to agree on a plan for many years. grandfathers of the armed forces of ukraine i am announcing another delivery of critical equipment, including artillery ammunition for anti-tank systems and air surveillance radars, to help protect the ukrainian people from aerial bombardment, essentially weapon pumping. the only thing that the nato countries have done for ukraine and, according to experts, the west is much it is more profitable to use ukraine as an instrument of war with russia as a training ground at the same time, without fully getting involved in an open confrontation, the atmosphere that reigned

and it's titled how to end russia's war on ukraine, safeguarding europe's future and the dangers of a false peace. it's written not just by kir, but many authors at chatham house. we'll discuss the potential for a peaceful settlement of this war. what are the promises and pitfalls that the report really outlines and what are some of the lessons learned in particular over the last eight years prior to the war where ukraine, in fact, and russia sat down at the peace table at the process to try to negotiate a settlement. let me introduce our three panelists here and my job in this is basically to kick off the discussion and then get out of the way because we have three excellent panelists. so, kir giles is a senior fellow of the russia and eurasia program, and supported the institute in russia-focused research since 2013. and then to my far left is sam green, the director for the democracy, for the democratic resilience programs at the center for european policy analysis here in washington. sam is also a professor of russian politics at kings college london. and before joining, he founde