Mark Galeotti | The Weaponisation of Everything: A Field Guide to the New Way of War

Iain Martin talks to Mark Galeotti to discuss two of his recent books, 'The Weaponisation of Everything' and 'We Need to Talk about Putin. They discuss a range of topics including Putin, the Ukraine war, the rise of hybrid, financial and meme warfare, and the future of European security.
Mark has been researching Russian history and security issues since the late 1980s. Mark is the director of the consultancy firm Mayak Intelligence. He is also an Honorary Professor at UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies, Ernest Bevin Associate Fellow in Euro-Atlantic Geopolitics with the Council on Geostrategy and a Senior Associate Fellow at RUSI, as well as a senior non-resident fellow at the Institute of International Relations Prague and an Associate Fellow of the Middle East Institute’s Frontier Europe programme.
Mark's books include The Weaponisation of Everything (Yale University Press, 2022), A Short History of Russia (HarperCollins, 2020/Ebury, 2021), We Need To Talk About Putin (Ebury, 2019) and The Vory: Russia’s super mafia (Yale University Press, 2018), and several Osprey books. He is a regular contributor to Jane’s Intelligence Review and The Spectator Coffee House blog, and is a columnist for Raam op Rusland, Intellinews Business New Europe and the Moscow Times.
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[@horizonvariations]

Incredibly articulate. I very much enjoy listening to Mark.

[@carlbyronrodgers]

MH 17 was a 777 200 not a Jumbo 747.

[@mdmiraj6715]

Wow

[@coachking5208]

These two men are delusional :(

[@stmatthewsisland5134]

'Politicians and pundits in the NATO countries make no secret of the fact that they want to see Russia disarmed, dismembered, and “integrated into the global economy”-that is, stripped to the bare walls to prop up the sclerotic economies of the Eurozone and line the pockets of Western oligarchs. It really isn’t hard to see that Russians might reasonably object to that project, even to the extent of seizing the opportunity to fight a proxy war with NATO they think they have a good chance of winning'.JMGreer

[@jmjones7897]

Bollocks

[@stmatthewsisland5134]

I'm glad to see extensive and reasoned argument is still alive and well. @@jmjones7897