What made him special was that he was able to build up a decent organization, yet inside Russia. His anti-corruption fund for instance: I don’t see anything like that being recreated right now
Kadri Liik on Navalny’s death and on the future of Russian dissent
Kadri Liik on Zelensky’s tour of the Baltic states
In this podcast, Kadri Liik talks about Russia’s future
In this podcast, Kadri Liik talks about the relevance of the ‘October events’ in Russia and the future of the Western support for Ukraine
Kadri Liik on Ukraine´s NATO route
Kadri Liik talks about Ukraine’s unresolved hopes of NATO membership in Vilnius
It’s perfectly fine for Scholz to make the attempt. While I don’t think this phone call will be fruitful, I don’t believe it can cause any harm either
Kadri Liik comments on Germany’s apparent willingness to restart talks with Putin
It’s nice to think of Russia as confronting the hegemon as opposed to having invaded a smaller neighbor
Kadri Liik explains Putin’s framing of the violent conflict in Ukraine
Russia has gone from an authoritarian country to a more or less totalitarian one. How different opinions are punished, social and media organizations simply shut down
Kadri Liik comments on the change in Russian domestic politics
Al Jazeera quotes from and refers to Kadri Liik’s Russian power audit