About this episode
Alexander Dynkin and Feodor Voitolovsky, President and Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations at the Russian Academy of Sciences, join us to discuss their return to Washington, the war in Ukraine, and Sino-Russian relations, among other subjects.
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- 00:59 Returning to Washington for the first time since 2019
- 03:28 Will US-Russia relations improve under Trump?
- 09:39 The possibility of three-way strategic arms control among the US, Russia, and China
- 11:45 The future of bilateral US-Russia strategic arms control
- 15:00 The war in Ukraine
- 19:43 “Denazification” and Russian historical memory
- 23:18 Russia’s biggest mistake in Ukraine
- 25:46 Likelihood of future Russia-Ukraine reconciliation
- 29:57 Humanitarian issues related to a Ukrainian settlement
- 31:25 History of national borders in the former Russian empire
- 34:51 Sino-Russian relations
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