US EditionTomahawks for Kiev, French pirates and Charlie Kirk: Key takeaways from Putin's talk at the Valdai forum
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Tomahawks for Kiev, French pirates and Charlie Kirk: Key takeaways from Putin's talk at the Valdai forum
Russian President Vladimir Putin attended a session of the annual Valdai Discussion Club in Sochi on Thursday. The Russian leader delivered a keynote speech, took part in a panel discussion, and answered questions from the audience. Over the course of nearly four hours, Putin touched on a wide range of issues, including the conflict in Ukraine, the evolution of global politics, ties with the US, and what he described as the decline of Western ci…
In terms of length, Vladimir Putin is still far from equaling the records of dictators Fidel Castro or Muammar Gaddafi. Force is to recognize that he still likes to listen to talk — to the point of ironizing about it by asking, at the end of his last speech, if he had not "exhausted" his listeners. This intervention was held on 2 October in Sochi, as part of the annual meetings of the Valdai discussion club. For about a decade, this think tank c…
Chinese media: Putin told Western elites to calm down Text: Vera Basilaya The Chinese media highlighted the themes of NATO, relations between Moscow and Washington, as well as the conflict in Ukraine in the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin at the meeting of the international discussion club "Valdai". China's Central People's Radio highlighted Putin's remarks that the restoration of normal relations with the United States was in Russia'…
DisinfoDigest: Decoding Putin's Valdai Speech - DisinfoWatch
On October 2, Vladimir Putin delivered a keynote speech at the annual Valdai Club conference in Sochi, using the platform to advance a series of false and inflammatory claims aimed at the Western world, NATO, and liberal democracies. The Valdai Club—a Kremlin-controlled think tank established in the early 2000s—has long served as a vehicle for promoting Russian state narratives abroad by drawing academics and media figures into its orbit. This y…
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