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| Speculation about Vladimir Putin’s health has intensified since the start of the war in Ukraine—including rumours of blood cancer, Parkinson’s and paranoia. Could the Russian dictator be seriously ill? 00:00 - Is Putin sick? 00:52 - What’s driving the speculations of Putin’s ill health? 03:24 - What do the rumours suggest about Putin's power? 04:16 - The future of the Kremlin Sign up to our daily newsletter for the latest coverage: https://econ.st/395yA9s For all our coverage of the Ukraine war: https://econ.st/3zwnZ2a The Stalinisation of Russia: https://econ.st/39eAF3c Putin is failing in Ukraine but succeeding at oppressing Russia: https://econ.st/3NDlO16 Watch - How Putin silences opponents: https://econ.st/3aEtAsW Sabine Fischer on power and control in Vladimir Putin’s Russia: https://econ.st/39kfah9 The Kremlin’s propaganda machine is running at full throttle: https://econ.st/3HfaPso The Putin Show - How the war in Ukraine appears to Russians: https://econ.st/395MSXF Ukraine spoils Vladimir Putin’s May 9th parade: https://econ.st/3mtk3ro What Russia’s Victory Day celebrations say about the war in Ukraine: https://econ.st/3H6TLEC A constitutional ploy may keep Vladimir Putin in power until 2036: https://econ.st/3O3g1BB #ukrainewar #putin |
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