Rolling With the Putins
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WorldAffairs co-host Ray Suarez discusses how people come to understand world news and what issues will define this generation.
Foreign Policy recommends: WorldAffairs.
This week on FP Playlist, we feature the first in a three-part series fromWorldAffairs, a coproduction of World Affairs, an independent forum exploring global issues, and KQED. This episode is the first in a series about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s consolidation of power in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
WorldAffairs co-host and veteran broadcast journalist Ray Suarez sat down with FP Playlist to discuss how people come to understand world news and what issues will define this generation.
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