Publication

In this transcript, Chatham House’s Bobo Lo explores the problematic interaction between Russia’s foreign policy and the increasingly complex challenges of global governance. Basically, the tension stems from the Kremlin’s self-interested vision of a global system where it plays – by right – a leading role and a rapidly transitioning world that puts a premium on adaptation rather than self-proclaimed privilege. In keeping with this theme, Lo also discusses the practical implications of Moscow’s dubious vision on its relations with the post-Soviet neighborhood, Asia and the West.