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Independent filmmaker, screenplay writer; essayist; translator.
Prof. Sergey Karaganov, in an interview with Nora Hoppe and Tariq Marzbaan, outlines Russia’s civilizational turn: rejecting Western liberalism, embracing its multiethnic spiritual heritage, Siberian future, and its Eastward path to revive a mission of service over consumption.
“How weary am I of devils and brutes, a true human is what I long for.”
… and a reshuffling of the cards
Tariq Marzbaan and Nora Hoppe hold another interview with Professor Sergei Karaganov, discussing the developments in Russia and the world, especially with the nuclear threat growing evermore present.
And whoever ends up "owning the narrative" – a new trendy trope – is "the winner"… a winner who has attained a position of omnipotence…
For the Peoples of the world to be more involved in politics and in the decisions shaping the new world, they require a political consciousness…
If one were a patient awakening in the West from a 30-year coma… one would not be able to find one's bearings; one would not only fail to recognise the world, but also to see any sense in it.
The big and NAKED question that will go down in the history books is: Why was the Rest of the World unable to stop the Gaza Genocide?
Tariq Marzbaan and Nora Hoppe interview Professor Karaganov from Russia's leading public foreign policy organisation, conversing with him on an array of issues, including Western escalation against Russia, the war in Ukraine, colonialism, and the genocide in Gaza.
The battle being fought by Palestine, particularly in Gaza, is a civilisational battle… a battle for all humanity.
