Иноземцев. Как Европа может спасти Украину. Почему Трамп "работает" на Путина. Кара-Мурза/Каспаров.

0:00 – The host greets viewers and previews the year's key themes. 3:05 – He examines the fate of the Ukraine deal and why Trump pushes Putin's "hotels". 6:49 – The discussion turns to how Zelensky undermines Putin and Ukraine's war endurance. 10:37 – The conversation explores who and how Russian funds are divided across Europe. 16:40 – The host questions whether all Russian assets can be seized despite legal constraints, discussing economic and legal nuances. 23:20 – He weighs what is most advantageous for Ukraine, focusing on maintaining ties with Europe and the U.S. 27:55 – The talk reflects on Europe's past appeasement of the aggressor and its current capabilities. 35:37 – The panel considers the prospects of a Core‑5 alliance among the U.S., China, Russia, India, and Japan. 41:17 – They discuss the dollar's decline and the rise of authoritarian internationalism. 46:11 – A significant opportunity for Europe is highlighted, with a decision expected in Brussels on Friday. 48:15 – The debate shifts to the conflict between Kasparov and Kar‑Murza. 56:58 – The host accuses some of repeating Kremlin rhetoric, questioning who fights Putin and on what funds. 1:01:40 – He draws parallels between Bolsheviks and today's opposition, labeling it the "crown of the Russian empire". 1:06:16 – The final segment addresses the main challenge in the global economy.