«Ukrainapodden» explores a radical but crucial perspective on achieving lasting peace: the decolonization of Russia.

Host Tormod Malvin Sæther, joined by Jørn Sund-Henriksen, welcomes Ukrainian MP Yaroslav Yurchyshyn and Oleg Magaletsky, founder of the Free Nations Post-Russia Forum.

The guests argue that Russia remains Europe's last colonial empire, systematically exploiting its diverse captive nations for resources and military power.

This discussion delves into: The historical erasure of unique cultures and identities within Russia, from Ingria to Chechnya. How Russia’s internal repression and external aggression are intertwined with its colonial structure.

The economic potential of regions like Tatarstan and Sakha if granted self-determination. The concept of Russia's "fragility" despite its aggressive outward posture, drawing parallels to past imperial collapses.

The urgent need for the international community to proactively support indigenous movements within Russia.

The "cringe axis" of dictatorships and broader geopolitical implications.

This episode challenges conventional thinking, proposing that supporting the self-determination of Russia's captive nations is not just an ethical imperative but a strategic necessity for collective security and preventing future conflicts.

It's a deep dive into the historical roots and potential future of a post-imperial Russia.

&laquo;Ukrainapodden&raquo; explores a radical but crucial perspective on achieving lasting peace: the decolonization of Russia.
Host Tormod Malvin S&aelig;ther, joined by J&oslash;rn Sund-Henriksen, welcomes Ukrainian MP Yaroslav Yurchyshyn and Oleg Magaletsky, founder of the Free Nations Post-Russia Forum.
The guests argue that Russia remains Europe's last colonial empire, systematically exploiting its diverse captive nations for resources and military power.
This discussion delves into: The historical erasure of unique cultures and identities within Russia, from Ingria to Chechnya. How Russia&rsquo;s internal repression and external aggression are intertwined with its colonial structure.
The economic potential of regions like Tatarstan and Sakha if granted self-determination. The concept of Russia's "fragility" despite its aggressive outward posture, drawing parallels to past imperial collapses.
The urgent need for the international community to proactively support indigenous movements within Russia.
The "cringe axis" of dictatorships and broader geopolitical implications.
This episode challenges conventional thinking, proposing that supporting the self-determination of Russia's captive nations is not just an ethical imperative but a strategic necessity for collective security and preventing future conflicts.
It's a deep dive into the historical roots and potential future of a post-imperial Russia.

Nettavisens prisvinnende podkast om krigen i Ukraina. Her snakker Tormod Malvin Sæther og Jørn Sund-Henriksen om siste nytt fra slagmarken, og andre nyheter om krigen og dens konsekvenser. Har du tips, innspill eller spørsmål? Ta kontakt på ukrainapodden@nettavisen.no

Nettavisens prisvinnende podkast om krigen i Ukraina. Her snakker Tormod Malvin S&aelig;ther og J&oslash;rn Sund-Henriksen om siste nytt fra slagmarken, og andre nyheter om krigen og dens konsekvenser. Har du tips, innspill eller sp&oslash;rsm&aring;l? Ta kontakt p&aring; ukrainapodden@nettavisen.no

Nettavisens podkast om krigen i Ukraina. Her snakker Tormod Malvin Sæther og Jørn Sund-Henriksen om siste nytt fra slagmarken, og andre nyheter om krigen og dens konsekvenser. Har du tips, innspill eller spørsmål? Ta kontakt på <a href="mai

Ukrainapodden

Nettavisens prisvinnende podkast om krigen i Ukraina. Her snakker journalistene Tormod Malvin Sæther og Anders Lohne Fosse med Nettavisens ukrainaspaltist Jørn Sund-Henriksen om siste nytt fra slagmarken, og andre nyheter om krigen og dens konsekvenser. Har du tips, innspill eller spørsmål? Ta kontakt på ukrainapodden@nettavisen.no

Nettavisens prisvinnende podkast om krigen i Ukraina. Her snakker journalistene Tormod Malvin Sæther og Anders Lohne Fosse med Nettavisens ukrainaspaltist Jørn Sund-Henriksen om siste nytt fra slagmarken, og andre nyheter om krigen og dens konsekvenser. Har du tips, innspill eller spørsmål? Ta kontakt på ukrainapodden@nettavisen.no