Podcast appearances and mentions of alexander nekrassov

Another chance to hear The Truth Trade interview with Alexander Nekrassov, former Campaign Advisor to Yeltsin, from 2018. He discusses his career, Brexit, the Skripals, modern Russian strategic communications and much more besides. Alexander sadly passed away in April 2020. www.thetruthtrade.com

Higar Chemali, the former spokesperson for the US mission to the United Nations and Professor Scott Lucas from Birmingham University tell us why the UK has changed its policy on the  Iran nuclear deal, and look at America's reaction one week after the air strikes against US forces in Iraq. Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov looks at President Putin's big plan for the future leadership of Russia Who's fighting who in Libya? Mary Fitzgerald is a writer and frequent visitor to the beleaguered country and explains all the different factions in the current crisis. According to a recent survey carried out by the International Committee of the Red Cross, millennials across the globe are worried about war, but why? Follow us @bfbssitrep

Higar Chemali, the former spokesperson for the US mission to the United Nations and Professor Scott Lucas from Birmingham University tell us why the UK has changed its policy on the  Iran nuclear deal, and look at America’s reaction one week after the air strikes against US forces in Iraq. Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov looks at President Putin’s big plan for the future leadership of Russia Who’s fighting who in Libya? Mary Fitzgerald is a writer and frequent visitor to the beleaguered country and explains all the different factions in the current crisis. According to a recent survey carried out by the International Committee of the Red Cross, millennials across the globe are worried about war, but why? Follow us @bfbssitrep

Andrew Neil and a special guest panel hold an in-depth discussion about Russia's people, politics, economy and ask, how should the West deal with the newly re-elected Vladimir Putin? With Owen Matthews, Vladimir Pozner, Alexander Nekrassov, Mark Galeotti, Ksenia Sobchak, and Roderic Lyne.

On TV recently former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov suggested that the poisoning in Salisbury never actually happened. Beyond that crackpot theory, is there any reason to doubt the government's line on what happened? Phil Dobbie asks him for the motives on either side - and if it wasn't the Russians, or the British, who did it?

In this episode hosted by Tim Cooper with BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee we mark the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.  Tim talks to Major General Julian Thompson, a former Royal Marine who commanded troops in South Armagh in 1976.  You'll hear what it was like at the height of the troubles and why the agreement could be affected by Brexit. Also…  Salisbury attack: Alexander Nekrassov, a former advisor to the Kremlin has some strong opinions about the Salisbury Novichok poisoning.  One year till Brexit: Defence writer Sebastian Schulte gives the German view of Britain's European defence and security relationships. New Chief of Defence Staff:  General Sir Nick Carter has been appointed, but what's he like? And The RAF celebrates 100 years in the sky….hear some classic RAF aircraft sounds! Subscribe and you'll never miss an episode.

In this episode hosted by Tim Cooper with BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee we mark the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.  Tim talks to Major General Julian Thompson, a former Royal Marine who commanded troops in South Armagh in 1976.  You’ll hear what it was like at the height of the troubles and why the agreement could be affected by Brexit. Also…  Salisbury attack: Alexander Nekrassov, a former advisor to the Kremlin has some strong opinions about the Salisbury Novichok poisoning.  One year till Brexit: Defence writer Sebastian Schulte gives the German view of Britain’s European defence and security relationships. New Chief of Defence Staff:  General Sir Nick Carter has been appointed, but what’s he like? And The RAF celebrates 100 years in the sky….hear some classic RAF aircraft sounds! Subscribe and you’ll never miss an episode.

Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Facebook Meltdown - In light of their stock free fall and explosive allegations of data harvesting, the multi-billion dollar company is having an emergency crisis meeting without CEO Zuckerberg. Also, the Austin, Texas, bombings continue - this time, a “nail and shrapnel” parcel en route to Austin detonated at a FedEx site. Joining today’s show is Russian journalist and broadcaster Alexander Nekrassov to discuss the media’s hysteria against the former Soviet state. Furthermore, free speech advocate Tommy Robinson talks about UK’s anti-nationalist censorship enforcement. Finally, special guest Count Dankula explains his Orwellian conviction of being “grossly offensive,” creating the chilling precedent that offensive humor is against the law. Call and tune in now! Sky Pilot Radio The Soundtrack of your Life 60's thru the 80's http://player.live365.com/a60498?l

Elizabeth Greenwood on why people fake their own death. Also ex-Kremlin Insider AlexanderNekrassov...

Discussions are underway about further British military action to combat the crisis in Syria, In Yemen, the humanitarian situation worsens as Iran becomes involved. Find out what keeps The Chief of the Air Staff awake at night. And we hear from the latest in a quick succession of Labour Shadow Defence Ministers PRESENTER THIS WEEK: Kate Gerbeau Studio guest: BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee SYRIA/RUSSIA Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov and BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee. AIR CHIEF MARSHAL SIR STEPHEN HILLIER Interview with BFBS Reporter James Hirst.. YEMEN Former British Ambassador to Yemen and now head of the Middle East Region at Christian Aid. SHADOW LABOUR DEFENCE SECRETARY NIA GRIFFITH Kate Gerbeau interview THURSDAYS at 4:30pm UK TIME on BFBS RADIO 2 and at 6:30pm UK TIME on BFBS & UK Bases You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and at 1830 (UK time) on BFBS (via web, App & DAB in the UK and on FM in Scotland, Colchester, Salisbury Plain, Aldershot, Catterick & Blandford Forum) Sky Channel 0211 Alternatively listen again on the website, or download the Sitrep Podcast.

Discussions are underway about further British military action to combat the crisis in Syria, In Yemen, the humanitarian situation worsens as Iran becomes involved. Find out what keeps The Chief of the Air Staff awake at night. And we hear from the latest in a quick succession of Labour Shadow Defence Ministers PRESENTER THIS WEEK: Kate Gerbeau Studio guest: BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee SYRIA/RUSSIA Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov and BFBS Defence Analyst Christopher Lee. AIR CHIEF MARSHAL SIR STEPHEN HILLIER Interview with BFBS Reporter James Hirst.. YEMEN Former British Ambassador to Yemen and now head of the Middle East Region at Christian Aid. SHADOW LABOUR DEFENCE SECRETARY NIA GRIFFITH Kate Gerbeau interview THURSDAYS at 4:30pm UK TIME on BFBS RADIO 2 and at 6:30pm UK TIME on BFBS & UK Bases You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and at 1830 (UK time) on BFBS (via web, App & DAB in the UK and on FM in Scotland, Colchester, Salisbury Plain, Aldershot, Catterick & Blandford Forum) Sky Channel 0211 Alternatively listen again on the website, or download the Sitrep Podcast.

Donald Trump has refused to say that he’d back a Nato ally if they were under attack, suggested that South Korea and Japan should not be protected by the US and defended Russia’s annexing of Crimea. Under his presidency would the US still be the world’s policeman? We discuss this along with the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency and ask how much her foreign policy will differ from President Obama’s. Monocle’s Steve Bloomfield is joined by Richard Shirreff, Nato’s former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Xenia Wickett from Chatham House and one-time Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov.

It started in Sochi — the most expensive winter Olympics in history. A winter Olympics which, let us not forget, saw Great Britain take the gold in curling! Then Pussy Riot— which is decidedly not a niche pornography market — were being publicly horsewhipped by men in funny hats while the world recoiled in horror and… didn’t do much of anything, really. Then, in the beating Orange heart of Kiev’s Independence Square, came the protesters — or maybe they weren’t protesters at all: maybe they were agent provocateurs from America. Next came the riot police — or maybe they weren’t riot police at all — maybe they were paramilitary thugs from the infamous mercenary force, Blackwater. Suddenly there were 70 dead, hundreds injured, a Ukrainian president forced to flee his massive gold-plated presidential palace leaving behind that most incriminating evidence of dictatorship — a private zoo. Suddenly Russian troops — or maybe they’re not Russian; the uniforms are vague —deployed inside Crimea. Suddenly, if you believe the narrative being played out on the nightly news — half of Ukraine wants an EU passport while the other half wants to strip half-naked and wrestle bears a la Vladamir Putin. On tonight’s Litopia After Dark, we have, in studio, satirist, television talking head and former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov. And folks, believe us – Alexander does not get an easy time. Download the show as mp3 file Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe to our shows by Email If you enjoy Radio Litopia, please help us to keep going by making a donation!

It started in Sochi — the most expensive winter Olympics in history. A winter Olympics which, let us not forget, saw Great Britain take the gold in curling! Then Pussy Riot— which is decidedly not a niche pornography market — were being publicly horsewhipped by men in funny hats while the world recoiled in horror and… didn’t do much of anything, really. Then, in the beating Orange heart of Kiev’s Independence Square, came the protesters — or maybe they weren’t protesters at all: maybe they were agent provocateurs from America. Next came the riot police — or maybe they weren’t riot police at all — maybe they were paramilitary thugs from the infamous mercenary force, Blackwater. Suddenly there were 70 dead, hundreds injured, a Ukrainian president forced to flee his massive gold-plated presidential palace leaving behind that most incriminating evidence of dictatorship — a private zoo. Suddenly Russian troops — or maybe they’re not Russian; the uniforms are vague —deployed inside Crimea. Suddenly, if you believe the narrative being played out on the nightly news — half of Ukraine wants an EU passport while the other half wants to strip half-naked and wrestle bears a la Vladamir Putin. On tonight’s Litopia After Dark, we have, in studio, satirist, television talking head and former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov. And folks, believe us – Alexander does not get an easy time. Download the show as video file Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe to our shows by Email If you enjoy Radio Litopia, please help us to keep going by making a donation!

The RAF put Olympic security to the test   How the Koran burning has affected security in Afghanistan And the new supply route British forces have secured in the region   As Britain closes it's embassy in Syria, the UN step up efforts to pass a new resolution   We get an insight into what will happen at this weekend ‘s elections in Russia   And HMS Liverpool goes home to the Mersey to bid a final farewell     PRESENTER:  Kate Gerbeau   STUDIO GUESTS:  BFBS's defence analyst, Christopher Lee  Interviews with: Alexander Nekrassov (former advisor to the Kremlin) on Syria & this weekend's Russian elections BFBS Reporter Charlotte Cross on Olympic security   British  Forces News reporter James Hirst from Afghanistan on the continuing anger over the burning of the Koran.   British Forces News reporter Geoff Meade on HMS Liverpool's farewell trip.   ......................................................................................................................................... You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and on BFBS Radio 1 at 1830 (UK time) Alternatively listen again on the website.

The RAF put Olympic security to the test   How the Koran burning has affected security in Afghanistan And the new supply route British forces have secured in the region   As Britain closes it’s embassy in Syria, the UN step up efforts to pass a new resolution   We get an insight into what will happen at this weekend ‘s elections in Russia   And HMS Liverpool goes home to the Mersey to bid a final farewell     PRESENTER:  Kate Gerbeau   STUDIO GUESTS:  BFBS’s defence analyst, Christopher Lee  Interviews with: Alexander Nekrassov (former advisor to the Kremlin) on Syria & this weekend’s Russian elections BFBS Reporter Charlotte Cross on Olympic security   British  Forces News reporter James Hirst from Afghanistan on the continuing anger over the burning of the Koran.   British Forces News reporter Geoff Meade on HMS Liverpool’s farewell trip.   ......................................................................................................................................... You can listen on BFBS Radio 2 at 1630 (UK time) and on BFBS Radio 1 at 1830 (UK time) Alternatively listen again on the website.