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       One of many neighbors, part of a great 
   DIR By: jebin khatun
       Date: August 29, 2023, 5:37 am
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       For Dmitri Trenin, director of the Carnegie Center in Moscow,
       Europe has ceased to be "homeland", "sacred" or even "friend".
       To today's Russia it is simply "Eurasia stretching from Ireland
       to Japan." The strategic goal of developing close cooperation
       and political alliance with Europe – an idea that still
       fascinated the minds of liberal intellectuals and politicians in
       Russia during the 1990s – is now considered unworkable, if not
       harmful. Russia's progress is no longer connected to its
       European roots. Timofei Bordashev, a leading Moscow analyst,
       opines that "it is impossible to move forward without departing
       from an essential part of [our] own heritage, including perhaps
       its core: the European character of the Russian state."6. Europe
       as a source of innovation is considered exhausted.
       We got everything we needed from Europe a long time ago,”
       Karaganov and other like-minded political analysts soberly and
       coolly observe. "Everything else," they say, "either we already
       have it or it's just unattainable because we can't handle it:
       from a historical point of view, Russia is an authoritarian
       state. (…) It is time Telegram Number Data
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       to stop being ashamed of the fact that we
       are historically linked to an authoritarian system of government
       and not to liberal democracy»7. Ultimately, that's what it's all
       about. What worries the angry men in the Kremlin is not
       "Gayropa" – a cuckoo produced for domestic consumption – but the
       fundamental political ideals and values ​​of the
       European Union: human dignity and freedom, the rule of law,
       democracy and tolerance.
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       It is these aspects of Europe's heritage that the Kremlin
       rulers, presiding over an increasingly repressive authoritarian
       regime, cannot handle. But these "European values" are already
       universal. The younger generations got it. They win the streets
       of the entire vast country to challenge the elites in power. The
       rulers of the Kremlin, for their part, also seem to understand
       this. But now, ever ready to resort to concealment techniques,
       they brand the entire European heritage as "toxic." In his view,
       Russia does better when it uncouples its "wagon" from the
       European "crazy train." But it is clear that this is nothing
       more than a reactionary utopia.The truth about the Ukrainian far
       right Aris Roussinos Ukraine is not a Nazi state, as Putin's
       propaganda claims, but an imperfect democracy. But the far right
       and the neo-Nazis do have a military weight that they have been
       gaining to a great extent on the battlefield, and they hurt not
       Russia, but Ukraine itself.
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