A collection of materials from the roundtable on “Russian Totalitarianism as a Threat to Global Security” has been published in English
The work of the roundtable held by the Institute of Global Policy earlier this week can be considered quite effective even because many politicians and experts responded to the invitation to participate in it and comprehensively covered the topic proposed by the organizers. This time, it was about Russian totalitarianism as a threat to global security, which is confirmed by current events, including the Russian-Ukrainian war, the consequences of which can be predicted, but, of course, cannot be determined. After all, the current war is not just an event, but a great crime, and its consequences will remain bitter for generations of our descendants.
In total, almost forty people took the floor, although there could have been more if the time allotted for the event had allowed it. The audience of the table was significantly expanded by representatives of the Russian opposition, who found it possible to attend in person, despite the difficulty of getting to Kyiv from various European countries. They are very well versed in the Russian-Ukrainian war and cited many facts that could explain the participation of their countrymen in what is known in Russia as the SVO.
Summarizing each of the speeches, O. Bereziuk, President of the Institute of Global Policy, added interesting facts to them, suggesting that the audience also join the analysis to summarize the direction of current geopolitics, as this way it is possible to determine its features and even help the current state leadership in its further important activities for Ukraine.
