Showing posts with label Anne Applebaum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anne Applebaum. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
The US Needs a Democracy Movement
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Anne Applebaum,
autocracy,
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Monday, September 08, 2025
Pivotal Regional Powers Are Turning Away from America and toward China
Monday, August 25, 2025
Anne Applebaum Predicted Trump’s ‘Absolute Power’ in Second Term | Reupload
Aug 13, 2025 | Anne Applebaum, staff writer for The Atlantic, has covered dictators for decades.
In an interview from before the 2024 election with Mediaite's Press Club, she told host Aidan McLaughlin that Donald Trump’s language mirrored rhetoric from Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini.
She described a disturbing trend in his authoritarian language -- and how it foreshadowed his consolidation of "absolute power" in a second term as president.
In an interview from before the 2024 election with Mediaite's Press Club, she told host Aidan McLaughlin that Donald Trump’s language mirrored rhetoric from Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini.
She described a disturbing trend in his authoritarian language -- and how it foreshadowed his consolidation of "absolute power" in a second term as president.
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Anne Applebaum,
Donald Trump
America Doesn't Care About What's Real Anymore | Anne Applebaum & Preet Bharara
Thursday, August 14, 2025
Anne Applebaum: Why Do MAGA Republicans Hate Europe So Much?
Americans can no longer be trusted. — © Mark Alexander
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Europe,
MAGA,
Republicans,
USA
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Anne Applebaum: Everything the Founders Feared Is Happening | The Bulwark Podcast
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Anne Applebaum: 'The West Doesn't Understand the Extremism of Putinism' | DW News
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Thursday, July 10, 2025
A Conversation with Anne Applebaum
Friday, March 14, 2025
The Liberal World Order Is OVER. Here’s Why | Aaron Bastani Meets Anne Applebaum
Thursday, March 13, 2025
MAGA Is Telegraphing How They'll End Democracy (w/ Anne Applebaum) | The Michael Steele Podcast
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Anne Applebaum,
autocracy,
democracy
Sunday, March 09, 2025
Trump Wants to Remodel America: Historikerin Anne Applebaum zu Trumps Politik in den USA - Englisch
Mar 9, 2025 | The USA is “still a democracy”, but Trump and his team are trying to change the rules of the political system, says historian Anne Applebaum.
Die USA seien zwar "immer noch eine Demokratie", aber Trump und sein Team würden versuchen, die Regeln des politischen Systems zu ändern, sagt die Historikerin Anne Applebaum.
Die USA seien zwar "immer noch eine Demokratie", aber Trump und sein Team würden versuchen, die Regeln des politischen Systems zu ändern, sagt die Historikerin Anne Applebaum.
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Anne Applebaum,
autocracy,
democracy,
Donald Trump
Tuesday, March 04, 2025
'Insulting and Rude': Anne Applebaum Reacts to Vance's 'Random Country' Remark
Saturday, March 01, 2025
Journalist Describes Trump's Movements as a 'Regime Change' towards Authoritarianism
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
Historian Anne Applebaum Breaks Down What Trump's Alignment with Russia Means
NPR: President Trump's cozying up to Russian President Vladimir Putin marks a significant departure from decades of U.S. foreign policy.
For years, U.S. policies have been in place to isolate Russia over its full scale invasion of Ukraine, but the Trump administration is now poised to make a deal with the Kremlin to end the war without Ukraine having much of a say.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz held talks with Russian officials last week to begin hammering out a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. Ukrainian officials say they were not invited.
Meanwhile, President Trump is falsely blaming Ukraine, a U.S. ally, for starting the war three years ago. Even before these events, Trump was already showing willingness to treat other allies adversarially, including those from NATO – a partnership formed after the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II.
Historian and writer for The Atlantic Anne Applebaum says this departure from traditional U.S. foreign policy is "radical" given that Russia is a daily threat to the rest of Europe. » | Leila Fadel, Arezou Rezvani, Obed Manuel | Monday, February 24, 2025
Two Trump officials decline to say Russia started the war in Ukraine: In recent days, Trump has upended the prior U.S. position by falsely calling Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator” and blaming Ukraine for Russia’s invasion. »
For years, U.S. policies have been in place to isolate Russia over its full scale invasion of Ukraine, but the Trump administration is now poised to make a deal with the Kremlin to end the war without Ukraine having much of a say.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz held talks with Russian officials last week to begin hammering out a Russia-Ukraine peace deal. Ukrainian officials say they were not invited.
Meanwhile, President Trump is falsely blaming Ukraine, a U.S. ally, for starting the war three years ago. Even before these events, Trump was already showing willingness to treat other allies adversarially, including those from NATO – a partnership formed after the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II.
Historian and writer for The Atlantic Anne Applebaum says this departure from traditional U.S. foreign policy is "radical" given that Russia is a daily threat to the rest of Europe. » | Leila Fadel, Arezou Rezvani, Obed Manuel | Monday, February 24, 2025
Two Trump officials decline to say Russia started the war in Ukraine: In recent days, Trump has upended the prior U.S. position by falsely calling Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator” and blaming Ukraine for Russia’s invasion. »
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
We've Seen This Before, a Conversation with Anne Applebaum
Trump's Problems Mount as He Turns His Back on Allies | Anne Applebaum
Feb 25, 2025 | “Trump has a number of problems that he doesn’t know how to solve."
Trump adds to his problems as he reshapes American foreign policy by abandoning his allies, says staff writer at the Atlantic Anne Applebaum.
Trump adds to his problems as he reshapes American foreign policy by abandoning his allies, says staff writer at the Atlantic Anne Applebaum.
Monday, February 24, 2025
Anne Applebaum: westliche Demokratien und ihre neuen Feinde | Sternstunde Philosophie | SRF Kultur
Feb 24, 2025 | Wie wehrhaft sind Europas Demokratien in Zeiten von Putin, Trump, Krieg und Fake News? Gibt es eine globale Achse der Autokraten? Wenn ja, mit welchen Zielen? Ein Gespräch mit der preisgekrönten Historikerin Anne Applebaum über wehrhafte Demokratien, den Preis der Freiheit und die Zukunft Europas.
Februar 2025 – es ist eine Zeitenwende, mit der in dieser Intensität kaum jemand gerechnet hat. Russlands Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine geht ins vierte Jahr. Die Vereinigten Staaten erleben eine Revolution von oben. Das globale Kräftegleichgewicht scheint sich in Richtung Autokratien zu verschieben. Selbst in Europa werden Attraktivität und Funktionstüchtigkeit liberaler Demokratien immer öfter in Frage gestellt. Wie sind diese Entwicklungen zu begreifen, zu deuten, eventuell umzukehren? Welche Methoden wenden autokratische Kräfte an, welche Netzwerke bilden sie aus, welche Motive und Ideologien leiten sie?
Die amerikanisch-polnische Historikerin Anne Applebaum, Trägerin des Friedenspreises des deutschen Buchhandels 2024, setzt sich in ihren Büchern und Publikationen entschieden für die Zukunft liberaler Demokratien ein. Seit Jahrzehnten mahnt die Autorin der 2004 mit dem Pulitzerpreis ausgezeichneten Geschichte des sowjetischen Gulag-Systems vor dem Einfluss des Systems Putins auf das globale Kräftegleichgewicht. Im Gespräch mit Wolfram Eilenberger benennt sie die zentralen politischen wie militärischen Herausforderungen einer Zeit, in der insbesondere Europa zu einer neuen Wehrhaftigkeit zu finden hat.
Sternstunde Philosophie vom 23.02.2025
The English version is here.
Februar 2025 – es ist eine Zeitenwende, mit der in dieser Intensität kaum jemand gerechnet hat. Russlands Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine geht ins vierte Jahr. Die Vereinigten Staaten erleben eine Revolution von oben. Das globale Kräftegleichgewicht scheint sich in Richtung Autokratien zu verschieben. Selbst in Europa werden Attraktivität und Funktionstüchtigkeit liberaler Demokratien immer öfter in Frage gestellt. Wie sind diese Entwicklungen zu begreifen, zu deuten, eventuell umzukehren? Welche Methoden wenden autokratische Kräfte an, welche Netzwerke bilden sie aus, welche Motive und Ideologien leiten sie?
Die amerikanisch-polnische Historikerin Anne Applebaum, Trägerin des Friedenspreises des deutschen Buchhandels 2024, setzt sich in ihren Büchern und Publikationen entschieden für die Zukunft liberaler Demokratien ein. Seit Jahrzehnten mahnt die Autorin der 2004 mit dem Pulitzerpreis ausgezeichneten Geschichte des sowjetischen Gulag-Systems vor dem Einfluss des Systems Putins auf das globale Kräftegleichgewicht. Im Gespräch mit Wolfram Eilenberger benennt sie die zentralen politischen wie militärischen Herausforderungen einer Zeit, in der insbesondere Europa zu einer neuen Wehrhaftigkeit zu finden hat.
Sternstunde Philosophie vom 23.02.2025
The English version is here.
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
How Global Autocrats Will OWN Trump | Anne Applebaum
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Anne Applebaum,
autocrats,
David Pakman
Sunday, December 15, 2024
'The Fall of Any Dictator Reflects Badly on All Autocracies'
Dec 15, 2024 | Journalist and author Anne Applebaum joins Trevor Phillips to discuss the network of authoritarian states and the issues they pose for the West.
It comes after the Assad regime which ruled over Syria was toppled by rebel forces.
Ms Applebaum says, "the fall of Assad as a blow to the alliance [of Russia, China, Iran etc] - it may mean Putin doubles down on his war in Ukraine."
It comes after the Assad regime which ruled over Syria was toppled by rebel forces.
Ms Applebaum says, "the fall of Assad as a blow to the alliance [of Russia, China, Iran etc] - it may mean Putin doubles down on his war in Ukraine."
Labels:
Anne Applebaum,
autocracies
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