For four and a half hours, the Russian president answered live, unscripted questions from citizens, journalists, soldiers, and families — covering war, negotiations, the economy, sanctions, social policy, science, culture, and the future. Whether one agrees or disagrees, such extended public accountability has become rare in modern politics.
The first half of International Flavor walks listeners carefully through that exchange, using primary-source translation rather than media summaries. The second half steps back to examine why this matters globally: the unfulfilled security promises surrounding German reunification, the steady eastward expansion of NATO, Europe’s legal and financial struggle over frozen assets, and the contrast between Western moral rhetoric and administrative endurance elsewhere.
The program closes by widening the frame further — to China’s expanding role in Latin America, the Global South’s quiet recalculations, and a world no longer waiting for Western consensus. This episode is not advocacy. It is diagnosis.
International Flavor: Where the Truth Just Tastes Better.
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