: Yavlinskii emphasized the distinction between legal guilt and political responsibility, arguing that the future of Russia depends on a clear-eyed assessment of past decisions.
: The group revisited Yavlinskii's controversial stance on the future of Russian liberalism, sparking a sharp debate with Venediktov over the role of modern political figures. grigorii_yavlinskii_aleksei_venediktov_i_sergei...
: A recurring theme was the necessity of a ceasefire. Yavlinskii remains one of the few prominent voices consistently calling for an immediate end to hostilities, even when such views face legal scrutiny or extremist labels . Why This Matters Now : Yavlinskii emphasized the distinction between legal guilt
As Russia navigates a period of profound isolation and internal tension, the insights from these three—representing decades of political and journalistic experience—provide a rare window into the dissent and strategic planning still occurring within the country. Yavlinskii remains one of the few prominent voices
: From his presidential runs in 1996 and 2018 to his current role in the Federal Political Committee, Yavlinskii remains a bridge between the post-Soviet transition and the uncertain present.
In a recent broadcast that many have dubbed a "session of strategic thinking," , founder of the Yabloko Party , sat down with veteran journalists Aleksei Venediktov and Sergei Buntman to dissect the complexities of the current political landscape. A "Three-Way" Dialogue