КАРАГАНОВ: ЕСЛИ ЕВРОПА ПОЛЕЗЕТ — ЕВРОПЫ НЕ БУДЕТ. ИТОГИ 2025 И ПРОГНОЗ 2026

00:00 – The episode opens with the host introducing Sergey Karaganov. 00:45 – Larry Johnson comments on Karaganov. 01:36 – Karaganov reflects on whether 2025 predictions came true and outlines the real objectives of the ongoing conflict. 03:20 – He explains Russia’s main foreign‑policy goal for 2026 and what has already been achieved. 04:30 – The discussion turns to Europe: what Russia needs from it and what will happen if war breaks out. 06:05 – He questions whether the United States has withdrawn from Europe in 2025. 08:05 – The speaker addresses the threat of artificial intelligence and what could save humanity. 12:28 – He speculates on the return of monarchy in Russia. 14:20 – He recalls opposition to the Siberianization project in the 1990s and its objectives. 19:15 – He explores the sacred significance of Tobolsk and whether Siberia needs a third capital. 23:40 – The North‑South transport corridor and the “Trump route” are examined. 29:34 – He discusses Siberian colonization and migration policy, including Indian and Korean settlers. 33:24 – He proposes measures to improve Siberia’s demographic situation and a settlement program for new Russians and war participants. 35:58 – The future of Donbas and New Russia territories is considered. 38:10 – He debates whether Western Ukraine should be annexed. 40:39 – He questions whether Western Ukraine will be handed to Europe. 41:30 – Two closed Soviet projects – the Transpolar Highway and a tunnel to Sakhalin – are evaluated for revival. 43:38 – A new transport strategy for Siberia is outlined. 45:57 – He describes the period when he realized that confrontation with the West was inevitable and the need to develop Siberia. 47:05 – Myths about Siberia are debunked. 48:25 – He comments on Moscow, the achievements of Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, and his criticisms of the city. 50:01 – He points to where the Siberianization project can be studied. 51:30 – The episode concludes.