In 2016, a rival foreign power, Vladimir Putin’s Russia, launched an attack on the United States of America. What we now know is that American intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia planned and executed a campaign to undermine our democracy and to affect our Presidential election. For President Trump, Russia is a complicated subject. But this podcast isn't about Donald Trump's compl... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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“The Kremlin Playbook 2” report demonstrates that some countries facilitate or enable the type of Russian malign economic influence that was uncovered in the first Kremlin Playbook report. On this episode, Heather A. Conley (CSIS), Donatienne Ruy (CS... more
There’s a frenzy in Washington surrounding the 2016 election and Russia’s interference in it. Plenty of the buzz is partisan in its tenor, and there is plenty of it to go around on both sides of the aisle. This episode of The Kremlin Playbook rises a... more
Russia’s interference in our election didn’t happen in a vacuum. The Russians have been waging influence campaigns across Europe for decades.
That’s why Heather Conley of CSIS studied Russia’s operations in Central and Eastern Europe. Her findings... more
Vladimir Putin is trying to make Russia great again. The Kremlin believes that the United States and its allies have been holding Russia back since the end of the Cold War. This is just one reason why Russia disrupted the 2016 U.S. election. This epi... more
I thank you for the opportunity to understanding the big picture regarding Russian interference.
This has been a phenomenal insight to a conflict that I had questions about. Adding your podcast as research alongside my studies. #socling
Very educational! Thank you to all brave people all over the world who study this complicated mess and then inform us in language that we can understand.
This is an excellent overview of Putin’s primary motivations, strategies and tactics. Knowing what Americans (and other citizens of Western democracies) can do to neutralize the effect of Putin’s Active Measures campaign against the integrity of our democratic institutions helps to empower us in these uncertain times.
Just reached this podcast after finishing last season of Homeland. Im hooked. Everything that CSIS claim is plausible. Im not from the U.S. and i can see these kind of tactics being used here as well. It is the next gen of warfare.
Please keep sending great episodes!
Straight forward and non partisan. Looking forward to more episodes.









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