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Ekaterina Kotrikadze

Ekaterina Kotrikadze

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Ekaterina Kotrikadze is a correspondent and anchor at the recently closed independent Russian television channel Dozhd.

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  1. Banish Putin, Not Pushkin
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    Banish Putin, Not Pushkin

    May 27, 2022 Ekaterina Kotrikadze urges the West not to hold all Russians responsible for their government’s crimes in Ukraine.

  2. Navalny’s Return
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    Navalny’s Return

    Jan 15, 2021 Ekaterina Kotrikadze argues that the opposition leader's return to Russia is forcing an examination of Russians' tolerance of flagrant abuses of power.

  3. How YouTube Brought Politics Back to Russia
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    How YouTube Brought Politics Back to Russia

    Oct 28, 2020 Ekaterina Kotrikadze tracks the rise of independent, fact-based journalism on digital channels that now compete with state TV.

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    America’s Childcare Is Unfit for the Postmodern Age

    Bruce Ackerman urges US President Joe Biden to put universal preschool at the center of his re-election campaign.
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    History Already Tells Us the Future of AI

    Daron Acemoglu & Simon Johnson find policy lessons for the 2020s in the work of the early-nineteenth-century economist David Ricardo.
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    Trump and the Risk of a US Debt Default

    William L. Silber thinks the former president would be even more reckless if awarded another term this year.
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    Europe’s Red Tape Is Helping Russia

    Laurence Boone & Nicu Popescu

    The European Union’s cumbersome and narrowly defined regulations for public procurement and spending are not simply inadequate; they are dangerous. They weaken the bloc’s ability to protect itself from a broad range of Russian hybrid attacks while prolonging Russia’s aggression in Ukraine.

     propose a European Defense Production Act to help fast-track processes for public procurement and spending.
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    What to Look for in Trump’s First Trial

    Eric Posner

    The intricate legal issues and colorful characters in Donald Trump's criminal trials will undoubtedly keep the media and the viewing public enraptured for months to come. But when it comes to the 2024 election, all that really matters is how the defendant appears to a narrow sliver of undecided voters.

     points out that optics, more than the law or the facts, will be what matters most for the election.
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    AI Holds the Key to Resilient Cities

    Justina Nixon-Saintil surveys the technology's foreseeable applications in promoting urban sustainable development.
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    How Risky Is Japan’s Monetary-Policy Normalization?

    Takatoshi Ito considers the implications of the central bank’s exit from negative interest rates and quantitative easing.
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    As Families Change, So Must the Safety Net

    Neha Bansal urges governments to implement policies that promote intergenerational integration and solidarity.
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    The Language of Political Control

    Robert Skidelsky views recent linguistic innovations as manipulative efforts to compel “correct” thought and perception.

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