Could Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin replace Vladimir Putin and become Russia's next president?
Analysts say Prigozhin might - or might not - want Russia's top job: but describe him as entrepreneurial, opportunistic and ruthless.
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Analysts say Prigozhin might - or might not - want Russia's top job: but describe him as entrepreneurial, opportunistic and ruthless.
Some even suggest he wants to become president.
Russia's political capitalists waged war in order to survive as a class, to continue accumulating wealth through the exploitation of the state – (...)
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, thousands of images showing Russian soldiers and vehicles have emerged online. Some of these images shocked viewers when they saw the flag…
Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and the Reimaging World Order research community invites you to "The Ukraine Crisis and World Order" a conversation with: Jeremy AdelmanHenry Charles Lea Professor of History. Cotsen Faculty Fellow. Mark BeissingerHenry W. Putnam Professor of Politics