Putin and Covid-19
The World Stage1 Des 2021

Putin and Covid-19

We're taking a closer look at the Russian regime and the Covid-19 pandemic.


These last few weeks we've seen daily records of new cases of Covid-19 in Russia. Experts estimate that the pandcemic could lower the life expectancy with up to five years.


It is a very acute crisis for the Kremlin, but at the same time we know that these kinds of shocks also creates political opportunities.


Has Covid-19 changed Russian politics? And how do you deal with a pandemic when a large part of the population view the virus not as a natural disease but as a biological weapon?


Guest is Andrey Makarychev, Professor, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu.

Host is Tora Berge Naterstad, NUPI.

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