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Carnegie Politika Podcast

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Russia
Ukraine
Russian Economy
NATO
Moldova
Nuclear Weapons
Vladimir Putin
War In Ukraine
Military Expenditures
Alexey Navalny
European Union
Donald Trump
Sanctions
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Belarus
Isis-K
Dara Massicot
United States
North Korea
Cold War

The Carnegie Politika Podcast delivers world-class analysis on what’s happening in Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia. Every month, Russia expert Alexander Gabuev talks to Carnegie scholars and regional analysts on the ground to respond to emerging regional trends, the future of Russian geopolitics, and how the region is shaping the world.

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Latest Episodes

Following the initiation of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan last summer, there is still a long way to go before the conclusion of a formal agreement and sustainable peace in the region. In the wake of a visit by U.S. Vice President J... more

The Russian economy has been under intense pressure from sanctions, the demands of war, and structural challenges. Still, it isn’t collapsing, despite predictions and wishful thinking on the part of the West. How healthy is the Russian economy, and h... more

This year’s World Economic Forum took place amid turbulent transatlantic relations. Donald Trump has renewed his plans for “getting” Greenland, threatening to annex part of a NATO ally. Meanwhile, the war in Ukraine rages on, while the peace talks ha... more

Under Putin, Russia has established a relationship with Venezuela, and was heavily involved in the country until recent years. The Chavez and then Maduro regimes bought Russian weapons with sizeable loans from the Kremlin, Moscow ordered its energy c... more

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Recent Guests

Zaur Sharif
Non-resident scholar at Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center
Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center
Episode: How the South Caucasus Is Navigating a Turbulent World
Filip Kamagilian
Associate professor at the University of San Diego, editor of Caucasus edition
University of San Diego
Episode: How the South Caucasus Is Navigating a Turbulent World
Gideon Rachman
Chief foreign affairs commentator for the Financial Times
Financial Times
Episode: Transatlantic Tensions, the Russia Threat, and Davos, With Gideon Rachman
Pankaj Saran
Former Ambassador to Moscow and Deputy National Security Advisor to Prime Minister Modi
NatStrat
Episode: Navigating the U.S.-Russia Standoff: India’s Foreign Policy, With Pankaj Saran
Alexander Graf Lambsdorff
German ambassador to Russia
German Government
Episode: What Went Wrong in Russia? Russian Imperialism, With Ekaterina Schulmann and Alexander Graf Lambsdorff
Ekaterina Schulmann
Non-resident senior fellow at Carnegie Russia
Carnegie Russia
Episode: What Went Wrong in Russia? Russian Imperialism, With Ekaterina Schulmann and Alexander Graf Lambsdorff
Elizaveta Fokht
BBC Russian service special correspondent covering Russian domestic and foreign policy.
BBC Russian Service
Episode: How Russian Diplomacy Lost Trump, With Elizaveta Fokht
Edward Fishman
Senior research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University and author of Chalk Points
Center on Global Energy Policy
Episode: The Collapse of the Oil Empire? New U.S. Sanctions Against Russia, With Edward Fishman
Robert Zoellick
Former President of the World Bank and an advocate for utilizing Russian assets to support Ukraine
Carnegie Endowment Board of Trustees
Episode: How to Handle Russia’s Frozen Assets in the EU, With Robert Zoellick

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Alexander Gabuev
Director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, with extensive experience in analyzing Russian geopolitics and international relations.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Thanks for your continued coverage of Belarus!

    It’s an exciting area of interest that I believe is under covered but will play a major part in international politics

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    Alex Koster
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the podcast's in-depth coverage of important and timely topics concerning Russia and Eurasia.

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How the South Caucasus Is Navigating a Turbulent World
Q: How likely is Russia to play a spoiler role in the near term, and how are Armenia and Azerbaijan adjusting their calculations?
Both sides have reduced dependence on Russia for decisive leverage, focusing on bilateral diplomacy and diversified relationships, which reduces Moscow's ability to force outcomes, though concerns about a possible future Russian reaction persist and shape cautious decision-making.
How the South Caucasus Is Navigating a Turbulent World
Q: What is the thinking in the region about Russia's future role after the war in Ukraine?
There are two schools of thought: one believes Russia is weakened and cannot act as a dominant hegemon, while the other believes it remains a residual influence whose networks could reemerge after the conflict, though neither would allow Moscow to easily dominate or spoil stability.
What Went Wrong in Russia? Russian Imperialism, With Ekaterina Schulmann and Alexander Graf Lambsdorff
Q: What's your assessment of how the two parts of the Russian society are cohesive?
As long as there is a shared information space, a conversation will exist between Russians in exile and those inside the country, despite restrictions.
What Went Wrong in Russia? Russian Imperialism, With Ekaterina Schulmann and Alexander Graf Lambsdorff
Q: What changed Russia's trajectory to become more aggressive?
The elites have gradually sacrificed their freedoms and democratic gains for the sake of political stability and personal gain, leading to increased authoritarianism and aggression.
Putin’s War Engine: How Healthy is Russia’s Oil and Gas Industry? With Sergey Vakulenko
Q: Can you explain the significance of the recent deals between Russia and China regarding energy?
While there are new agreements on energy, they lack crucial details like pricing and timelines, which complicates the reliability of these partnerships.

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