Vladimir Putin has secured a fifth term as Russia’s President, solidifying his grip on power within the country. This has resulted in strained relations not seen since the Cold War era due to Russia’s involvement in the war in Ukraine.
As Putin continues his presidency, many question what the future holds for Russia and the global community. Will his leadership bring about positive changes or further confrontation with Western countries? The implications of his extended term are a topic of concern and speculation among experts and analysts.
Tom McRae hosts a panel discussion on the matter, featuring guests with expertise in Russian politics and international relations. Andrey Baklanov, Deputy chairman of the Association of Russian Diplomats, provides insights from a diplomatic perspective. Philip Short, a biographer of Putin and former foreign correspondent, offers his unique perspective on the Russian leader. Christopher Weafer, CEO of Macro-Advisory, provides strategic insights into the potential outcomes of Putin’s continued rule.
The discussion delves into the potential impacts of Putin’s prolonged presidency on Russia’s domestic policies, international relations, and global stability. With Putin firmly in power and facing opposition from the West, the implications of his leadership for the world remain uncertain and subject to ongoing analysis and debate.
