Mary Glantz
@tarheelmary.bsky.social
Former USIP Senior Advisor on Russia and Europe. Former US Foreign Service Officer focused on Russia and Eastern Europe. Historian of U.S.-Soviet relations (military, diplomatic, and social history). Data scientist focused on sentiment analysis.
Well then who's going to buy all Trump's voters?
April 2, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Well then who's going to buy all Trump's voters?
Seems Putin shares Trump's deep understanding of history....
Spoiler alert: Serfdom created a lot of locational stability ;)
Spoiler alert: Serfdom created a lot of locational stability ;)
April 2, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Seems Putin shares Trump's deep understanding of history....
Spoiler alert: Serfdom created a lot of locational stability ;)
Spoiler alert: Serfdom created a lot of locational stability ;)
"I was really interested to learn that all my ancestors, beginning in the sixteenth century, all lived in Tverskaya Oblast, all in the same little village, and all went to the same church. That just shows what kind of stability Russian society had back then."
April 2, 2025 at 5:38 PM
"I was really interested to learn that all my ancestors, beginning in the sixteenth century, all lived in Tverskaya Oblast, all in the same little village, and all went to the same church. That just shows what kind of stability Russian society had back then."
Reposted by Mary Glantz
The front line is not about to collapse. Despite AFU being largely pressed out of Kursk, the overall situation from Pokrovsk to Kupyansk improved. The implication being that Ukraine is not in a desperate situation requiring a rushed ceasefire under unfavorable terms. 27/
March 21, 2025 at 12:33 PM
The front line is not about to collapse. Despite AFU being largely pressed out of Kursk, the overall situation from Pokrovsk to Kupyansk improved. The implication being that Ukraine is not in a desperate situation requiring a rushed ceasefire under unfavorable terms. 27/