In one sense, the war did not really begin in 2022. It did not even begin in Ukraine. It started the first time Vladimir Putin invaded one of Russia’s neighbours and got away with it. That was 15 years ago, in Georgia. And in the same place Joseph Stalin, author of the Soviet empire’s darkest chapter, was born. New episodes released on Saturdays.For full access to print, digital and audio editions, as well as exclusive live events, subscribe to The Economist at economist.com/moscowoffer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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episode 8: Next Year in Moscow 8: Arrivals
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 7: Next Year in Moscow 7: The runway
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 6: Next Year in Moscow 6: Remote work
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 5: Next Year in Moscow 5: Through the forest
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 4: Next Year in Moscow 4: Hostages
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 3: Next Year in Moscow 3: Baggage
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 2: Next Year in Moscow 2: A beautiful life
Russia’s free-thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
episode 1: Next Year in Moscow 1: This damn year
Russia’s free thinkers lost their country. Can they get it back?
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