The Russia File

The Russia File

The Russia File podcast explores Russia: its history, politics, culture and society, and its relations with the surrounding countries, the United States and beyond. It is a companion podcast of the Kennan Institute’s Russia File blog. Hosted by Maxim Trudolyubov and Izabella Tabarovsky.

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Episoder(36)

The Successor: The Story of Boris Nemtsov and the Country Where He Didn’t Become President - Part 2

The Successor: The Story of Boris Nemtsov and the Country Where He Didn’t Become President - Part 2

The story of Boris Nemtsov, Russia's prominent opposition politician assassinated in 2015, is deeply intertwined with pivotal moments of contemporary Russian history. It is also strikingly relevant to...

29 Jul 202226min

The Successor: The Story of Boris Nemtsov and the Country Where He Didn’t Become President - Part 1

The Successor: The Story of Boris Nemtsov and the Country Where He Didn’t Become President - Part 1

The story of Boris Nemtsov, Russia's prominent opposition politician assassinated in 2015, is deeply intertwined with pivotal moments of contemporary Russian history. It is also strikingly relevant to...

13 Jul 202231min

Crumbling Memory: Russian Propaganda, World War II, and the Invasion of Ukraine

Crumbling Memory: Russian Propaganda, World War II, and the Invasion of Ukraine

The war in Ukraine has highlighted Russian propaganda and the way it weaponizes the memory of World War II for political purposes—in this case, to justify Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In this episode...

31 Mai 202243min

Russia and the West: Highs and Lows

Russia and the West: Highs and Lows

Over the past 10 years or so, Russia’s relations with the West have been reaching new lows. In bilateral terms, no other relationship has been more indicative of that trajectory than the one with Gre...

16 Des 202127min

The Autocrats’ Playbook: Putin’s Russia and Erdogan’s Turkey

The Autocrats’ Playbook: Putin’s Russia and Erdogan’s Turkey

Many prefer to measure today's authoritarian regimes against the West’s standards in everything from governance to culture. But taking a closer look at the authoritarian world itself and studying its ...

22 Jul 202134min

The Contemporary Relevance of Andrei Sakharov's Message

The Contemporary Relevance of Andrei Sakharov's Message

A Soviet nuclear physicist and Nobel laureate, Andrei Sakharov fought for disarmament, world peace, and human rights. To what extent is his legacy relevant for today’s Russia and the world? What is th...

7 Jun 202130min

Rethinking the Space Race

Rethinking the Space Race

The Soviet pilot Yuri Gagarin made his pioneering spaceflight 60 years ago. In the USSR, it marked a time of optimistic, forward-looking modernization, of which the Soviet space program was the hallma...

23 Apr 202133min

Weak Strongman: Discussing the Limits of Putin's Power with Timothy Frye

Weak Strongman: Discussing the Limits of Putin's Power with Timothy Frye

Russia is often seen as a country that was led astray by a former KGB officer, Vladimir Putin. Informed by his training and character, it is often implied, he turned himself into an all-powerful ruler...

9 Apr 202129min

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