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Published · transcript-backedBruno Maçães: prediction
26 Sept 2018 Conversations with Tyler Bruno Maçães on the Spirit of Adventure
“On the one hand, I don’t see the same destructive impetus coming from Moscow in relation to Georgia as it is in relation to Ukraine, probably because Georgia also didn’t attempt to become an anti-Russian bulwark on the borders of Europe.”
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- 26 Sept 2018
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…But part of that country is carved out, right? Twenty percent of the territory is in a kind of limbo? Right. On the one hand, I don’t see the same destructive impetus coming from Moscow in relation to Georgia as it is in relation to Ukraine, probably because Georgia also didn’t attempt to become an anti-Russian bulwark on the borders of Europe. I think they’ve been able to build an interesting experiment there of a country that is increasingly connected to Europe, not breaking with Russia, increasingly connected with China. For my book, it’s a very interesting country. Then, of course, there’s Azerbaijan. It’s difficult to find others beyond these two. Azerbaijan. Is it Europe? It was the easternmost part of the Roman Empire. Does it count? Is it Eurasia? What is it?…
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