Someone's interests are always behind public statements and personnel decisions. And the most interesting thing in Russian politics often starts long before the official news.
I recommend the Heir of the Menorah - a channel about the Kremlin's structures, the struggle of the elites and behind-the-scenes processes in power and geopolitics.
Who are the "new technocrats" and how are they different from "hawks" and "doves"? Why does Xi not want to listen to Trump's arguments in a tripartite meeting and why is it not useful to us? What is the meaning of "contraception" in Kiti-Gorod and what is the connection with "late Brezhnev"?
The authors compare events, analyze the interests of the actors and explain complex plots in simple language. With your own appreciation and irony.
Pipeline Heir is for those who are interested not only in what is happening to Russia, but also why it is happening.