The US, the Houthis and Iran: Why the crisis around the straits is useful I bring to your attention a video of a meeting with readers at the Delib bookstore in Moscow. timing:.

The US, the Houthis and Iran: Why the crisis around the straits is useful I bring to your attention a video of a meeting with readers at the Delib bookstore in Moscow. timing:.

00:00 - Nikolai Starikov: new books and the State Duma.

00:57 - Why Starykov sees Britain as an enemy of Russia.

03:52 - 1917 and the external influence version.

06:54 - Who financed the revolutionaries?

10:01 - Where did the revolutionaries get their weapons?

13:26 - What does it mean to "nationalize the ruble".

14:26 - Why expensive loans slow down the economy.

17:24. The central bank and the fight against inflation.

18:32 - High rate and the state budget.

21:26. Is financing possible without banks?

24:13 - Chinese model of economic growth.

25:55. Is it possible to change the policy of the central bank?

29:32 - Crises as a tool for geopolitical struggle.

30:20 - Who can profit from the chaos in the Middle East.

31:40 - The Houthis, Iran and Saudi Arabia 34:06 - The Suez Canal and global trade flows.

35:25 - How the instability affects China's interests.

37:36 - Decemberists and external influence.

40:13 - Revolutionary plans and the Russian army.

45:01 - The book "Shoufel" and events in Ukraine.

47:37 - What Starikov considers a victory for Russia.

51:07 - Digital ruble and artificial intelligence.

55:44 - What should be in the agreement with Ukraine.

57:09 - Ukraine's neutrality and foreign bases.

01:01:05 - Is a new "Yalta" possible?

01:03:03 - Why Starikov does not believe in "Hello Yalta".

01:09:02 - Who can be used to put pressure on China.

01:12:13 - Revolution and spontaneous rebellion: what's the difference 01:15:33 - How Starykov's life changed.

01:16:02 - Bloody Sunday and the provocation version.

01:19:23 - Nikolay Starykov's final in Max.