He Started the Race for Putin's Successor. Who Are the Candidates Who Stand to Take His Place • Newsweek Romania
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The concern about the Russian threat is growing on European soil. Moscow attacks on several countries are feared. Our journalist Solenn Riou is taking stock of the situation. - Russian threat in Europe: Which countries could Vladimir Putin attack? (International).
The accentuation of the hybrid actions attributed to Russia is a cause for great concern in European capitals. Faced with this unprecedented security shift, political discourse is now becoming more...
Vladimir Putin may die and his entourage may divide power among themselves, or there may be a revolution, Ilia Ponomariov, a former Duma deputy and for years one of the regime's most persecuted opponents, tells Rzeczpospolita.
Key takeaways The battle for succession in the Kremlin has begun quietly. Current indications suggest that Vladimir Putin is deliberately sidelining his own contemporaries – such as FSB chief Alexander Bortnikov, who is approaching 75 – in favor of a younger group. This strategy is rooted in a specific interpretation of history. The Kremlin […]
An analysis published by Washington Post briefly presents the profiles of seven people currently in positions where Putin could succeed. Almost all "candidates with winning chances are aged between 48 and 60 years and can provide Putin with protection.
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