
A podcast about the politics and the history of the eastern Europe - including, but not limited to the current state of Russia, politics of the EU, history of the USSR and the region in general.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 674 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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More detailed info about the ever-continuing meat assaults on the Russian side and also, the #1 event in the Z-vatnik space this week - yet another useful idiot, this time the traitor Tatyana Montyan, being declared an extremist and a terrorist.
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In this episode, I look at yet more Z-vatnik wankering about how shit the whole situation on the front is for them and compare it to what NATO and EU does about our collective defence and what we should be doing to prevent a larger war on the contine... more
Darryl Cooper from Martyrmade whom I owe a lot to, just released an episode where he claimed that Russia is winning this war. This is an open response to Darryl and to all of his fans, because it was very stupid of him to make such claims in the same... more
I had to channel my Gonzo style for this one again. You see, there was yet another article, that was just published in the west, stating that Russia's somehow adapted to this war and has modernized and innovated solutions to the problems they had in ... more
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Excellent background on the goings-on in Russia and its ongoing invasion of Ukraine
Anger makes you eloquent and articulate, Kristaps. Keep it up.
This podcast is awful, it's full of suppositions and cites unnamed sources that lack veracity, this is so bad that this should be labelled as "satire or homour" rather than any type of news.
This is an essential source of information about the world we live in. Listen and learn.
The interview with Russian economist, Prof Igor Lipsits, was great. It was conducted in Russian then dubbed in English, but what you get in exchange for that is a unique viewpoint from a Russian economist who has very little western media presence but understands Russia immensely.
The episode was an experiment in this format: I hope it continues! You just can’t get that kind of content easily.
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Content primarily revolves around the political dynamics and historical contexts of Eastern Europe, focusing heavily on the ongoing conflicts involving Russia and Ukraine. Frequent examination of political violence, propaganda in media coverage, and reflections on the socio-political ramifications of historical decisions mark out the episodes. Discussions featuring various guests, including economists and advocates, provide a rich array of perspectives on humanitarian efforts, economic sanctions, and grassroots movements within the region. Notably, the podcast presents content in an engaging manner, often blending humor with serious critique, making complex geopolitical issues more accessible to listeners.
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Recent guests on The Eastern Border include:
1. Juris Kaza
2. Alexander Von Sternberg
3. Brock Bierman
4. Igor Vladimirovich Lipsits
5. Igor Lipsets
6. John Michael Gaudier
7. Unnamed Guest
8. Gabriel Rekitsyak
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