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This time we are discussing another important COP26 topic; climate finance. Our guest is the head of the climate and energy programme at WWF Russia, Alexey Kokorin. Developing countries have hit out at the OECD definition of climate finance, which includes grants, loans, and export finance credits from both private and public sources. We asked Alexey, amongst other things, what exactly counts as climate finance.The Eurasian Climate Brief is a new podcast dedicated to climate news in the region stretching from Eastern Europe and Russia down to Caucasia and Central Asia. This episode is hosted by:Natalie Sauer, an environmental journalist and MA student in post-soviet politics at University College London.Boris Schneider, a political economy and energy expert at n-ost, a Berlin-based network for cross-border reporting. Boris heads initiatives to boost climate journalism in Central Asia, the Caucasus and Eastern Europe. Angelina Davydova, an environmental journalist from Russia. Angelina has been writing about climate change in the region for Russian and international media and attending UN climate summits since 2008. She also teaches environmental journalism and environmental and climate policy and communication in a number of universities and regularly organises training for journalists from Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Caucasus on environmental and climate reporting.Join us for a regional perspective on this historic climate summit. Follow the Eurasian Climate Brief now in your favourite podcast app.Find more news from us at: www.twitter.com/EurasianClimateThis episode was produced by: www.thepodcastcoach.co.uk

Hello and welcome back to another episode of WTI! It was just the boys this week as they experimented (semi-successfully) with a new recording software. The audio seems to be better, but the video, not so much. We started off discussing Russian football, but then eventually ended up discussing everything from the new Drake EP, to the weather, and our measurements of success in life. Please let us know what you thought of this episode, and as always, thanks for listening!TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Introduction03:15 RPL recap: Spartak 6-1 Krasnodar, Rubin 2-1 Zenit08:50 Gaich better than Kokorin?09:20 Is Dzyuba underrated?15:50 Makarov ends Zenit25:30 Weather/sunset/sunrise deep dive37:20 What song have you listened to the most in your life?44:00 What do you define as success?49:30 What's the biggest animal you could take in a fight?51:20 Champions League discussion- Haaland vs Mbappe1:09:20 Thoughts with the Loko media teamTwitter handles: Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitch

Welcome back to another episode of WTI! This week, we're joined by regular guest David Sansun in a transfer-heavy episode. Kokorin has gone to Fiorentina, Gaich is off to Benevento, and Rotor just won't stop signing Georgians. TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction06:50 Kokorin goes to Fiorentina13:30 Will Kokorin be the last player born in the USSR to go abroad? 15:50 Will he make it back into the national team?24:35 Maksimenko to West Ham28:40 Can Smolov still make it abroad?35:00 Guessing our 5 favourite players of all time37:00 Football nostalgia time50:00 Gaich to Benevento54:00 Which one of the RPL exports to Italy will score the most?1:00:30 David's J Cole story1:04:32 Quick RPL transfers1:05:00 RIP Tambov1:12:00 Rotor discussion, Musaev to Rubin1:14:30 The best name in world football1:15:45 Mercedes Bendz1:17:43 QUIZ TIME: Which foreigner has the most RPL goals?1:24:00 Promes to Spartak?Twitter handles:Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitchDavid: @RFN_David

On this episode of the world's favourite Russian football show, we discuss sheer nonsense before actually talking about Russian ball for a good 45 minutes. We started off with discussing the NBA, rap, and then talked about a few major transfers in the RPL. We also covered Lovren's hilarious interview, and debated how we would fix Russian ball if given the chance.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction- Artem almost chokes on himself00:20 Kodak Black is freed, random discussion07:10 NBA recap11:32 Akhmat banned off YT13:30 Should football clubs have Patreons?17:30 RPL transfers- Akhmat, Ural, Pablo, Kokorin, Rajkovic23:00 RPL was crazy back in 201333:20 Best foreigner in RPL history?43:30 Lovren interview50:00 New reforms for Russian football, how to fix the league structure?Twitter handles:Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitch

Di Gennaro: "Vedo poca logica in Kokorin alla Fiorentina"

Happy New Year! We're back in 2021 with a slightly tweaked audiovisual format! For this episode, we all had our facecams on and a new contraption for the usual screen. We were joined by regular guest David Sansun and discussed a host of things, from rap, to Gaich, to the World Cup in Qatar.As always thanks a lot for your support, and let us know what you think of the new format!TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction01:20 Is Artem a Certified Lover Boy?05:12 Lockdowns in the UK and Ireland07:50 RIP MF DOOM11:00 Rap discussion again. 14:50 Prayers up to Dr. Dre18:30 Our Russian football FM saves22:00 Kokorin to MLS?24:40 Russians in America29:40 Foreign players in Russia, agencies, etc.30:48 Organised crime discussion + mini film discussion34:00 David's Cherkessk save36:30 Hanu's Anzhi save40:00 Weekly Miranchuk, Eldor discussion42:20 Gaich to Boca Juniors46:44 Is the RPL better than the Brazilian and Argentine league?48:21 Will the Euros happen? / Big World Cup discussion1:04:00 Ivan Ignatyev causes a frenzy1:10:00 Golovin scores LIVE REACTION1:11:30 What is the third best team in world football?1:14:27 Random incoherent waffling1:18:27 Football Verzuz battles Twitter handles-Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitchDavid: @RFN_David

We're back for one of our most mellow episodes yet, and are joined again by frequent guest David Sansun. Most of the episode is taken up by depressing discussion on the state of Sbornaya, but we still manage to entertain each other through jokes and hypothetical situations. Will Wenger come to Russia? Is Arshavin the next Zenit Sporting Director? We discuss all that, and moreTIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction02:20 Sbornaya bottle, and are terrible - 3-2 loss to Turkey - 5-0 loss to Serbia08:12 xG is a fraud12:50 Cherchesov Out?18:00 Who replaces Cherchesov?24:00 Arsene Wenger to Sbornaya?26:30 Does Russia need a USMNT style reset?31:00 Kokorin almost went to Italy32:07 Musa to Red Star32:30 Alex Kral to the Premier League34:05 Hanu discovers old RPL players, his mind is blown37:45 Arshavin will be the next Zenit Sporting Director45:32 Would Artem wear Arshavin-designed clothes?47:30 RPL is back! 50:22 Previewing UCL, UEL gamesTwitter handles-Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitchDavid: @RFN_David

We're back for our sixth episode! In our longest and most free-flowing episode yet, we cover a variety of topics ranging from Cherchesov's team selection to Jo's transfer to Man City (yes, that Jo). We also laugh at Lokomotiv for their recent adventures, and have a segment where we assume roles and negotiate RPL transfer swaps. On a couple of side notes, we discuss CSKA signing Ejuke through an app, and the issue with football documentaries. As always, thanks for all your support, and get in touch if you'd like to be involved with the pod!00:00 Introduction01:05 International break recap02:40 Cherchesov's team selections. Is he the GOAT?04:10 U21 NT fixtures04:50 Are Russia becoming one of the best in Europe? Are they League A worthy?11:30 The RPL is actually a respected league by professionals18:10 RPL is back!21:40 Lokomotiv lost to Russia U19s LMAOOOO24:50 Transfers: Sorloth to Lokomotiv, Kokorin to Roma, Vlasic, Kuzyaev, Lesovoy31:50 Revisiting old transfers: Promes to Sevilla, Jo to Man City 42:00 CSKA signing Ejuke off an app (TransferRoom)44:00 Making (imaginary) RPL swap deals! - Gazinskiy + 1.5m for Smolov - Safonov for Erokhin + Ozdoev !? - Adamov for Selikhov 55:00 Football documentaries and the issue with them. Twitter handles:Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitchSHOW LESS

In this episode, James joins with Russian environmental journalist Angelina Davydova to host a conversation about Russia, Australia and climate change. Both countries have recently seen extreme summers, and people are increasingly awakening to the impacts of climate change. We also share large fossil fuel export industries, and governments recalcitrant to act. Featuring:Angelina Davydova - Angelina is the director of the NGO Office of Environmental Information (based in St. Petersburg, Russia), which works in the area of cooperation between Russia and other countries in the climate and environmental sectors. She is also one of the leading climate journalists in Russia, regularly contributing to Russian and international media. She also teaches at a number of universities in Russia.Dr Alexey Kokorin - Dr. Kokorin is Director of Climate and Energy Program of the WWF – Russia. He served for the World Wide Fund for Nature from 2000. From 1984 to 1999, Dr. Kokorin worked in the Institute of Global Climate and Ecology of Russian Hydrometeorology Agency and Academy of Science including as Leading Scientist (1997-1999). In 2007, he was awarded by Nobel Peace Prize in large group of authors of the IPCC reports. Professor Will Steffen - Professor Steffen is Emeritus Professor at the Fenner School of Environment & Society at ANU. He has a long history in international global change research, serving from 1998 to 2004 as Executive Director of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP), based in Stockholm, Sweden, and before that as Executive Officer of IGBP's Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems project. Will was the Inaugural Director of the ANU Climate Change Institute, from 2008-2012. Prior to that, he was Director of the ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society. From 2004 to 2011 he served as science adviser to the Australian Government Department of Climate Change. He is currently a Climate Councillor with the Climate Council. 

This week on the RFN Podcast, James Nickels, David Sansun and Andrew Flint discuss the weekend's Cup Final match, ponder over the future of Aleksandr Kokorin, preview the FNL Season and deep dive into the debacle surrounding the PFL East.

As Storm Ciara causes chaos in Europe, the team have a look around the wild world of sports. It's soccer, rugby, UFC, NBA, NFL and so much more to enjoy during the best 2 hours of sports radio in the World.

Puntata numero centoquaranta, terribilmente sobria e incredibilmente compatta. Il menu di un episodio dedicato idealmente al fatalismo russo e ai giudizi affrettati e cretini: gli #AskPel che abbiamo accumulato di recente con un Michele Pelacci in grande spolvero ispirato da Mbappé e Neymar; il grande ritorno di #ChiediASpremuta tra una boutade cretina su Ibrahimović, un pensiero solido su Kulusevski e una carrellata sui migliori talenti argentini Under 23; spedizione al mittente delle critiche sentite in dicembre nei confronti del Manchester City di Pep Guardiola con tanti saluti; un cenno sulla possibile cessione della Roma da parte di James Pallotta; le situazioni di Genoa e Fiorentina, entrambe reduci da un freschissimo cambio in panchina che ha portato Davide Nicola e Beppe Iachini alla guida dei due club; varie ed eventuali in cui si nomina imprudentemente anche Kokorin, pace all'anima sua.Da un'idea poco brillante, realizzato da Edoardo Battaglion, Giuseppe Chiaramonte, Giorgio Crico, Francesco Deriu e Federico Raso. Con la partecipazione molesta di Michele Pelacci.Logo: Alberto BrusadelliSigla di apertura: The Vivisectors - Vodka And BeerSigla di chiusura: Scomber - Déjà Vu.

Puntata numero centoquaranta, terribilmente sobria e incredibilmente compatta. Il menu di un episodio dedicato idealmente al fatalismo russo e ai giudizi affrettati e cretini: gli #AskPel che abbiamo accumulato di recente con un Michele Pelacci in grande spolvero ispirato da Mbappé e Neymar; il grande ritorno di #ChiediASpremuta tra una boutade cretina su Ibrahimović, un pensiero solido su Kulusevski e una carrellata sui migliori talenti argentini Under 23; spedizione al mittente delle critiche sentite in dicembre nei confronti del Manchester City di Pep Guardiola con tanti saluti; un cenno sulla possibile cessione della Roma da parte di James Pallotta; le situazioni di Genoa e Fiorentina, entrambe reduci da un freschissimo cambio in panchina che ha portato Davide Nicola e Beppe Iachini alla guida dei due club; varie ed eventuali in cui si nomina imprudentemente anche Kokorin, pace all'anima sua. Da un'idea poco brillante, realizzato da Edoardo Battaglion, Giuseppe Chiaramonte, Giorgio Crico, Francesco Deriu e Federico Raso. Con la partecipazione molesta di Michele Pelacci. Logo: Alberto Brusadelli Sigla di apertura: The Vivisectors - Vodka And Beer Sigla di chiusura: Scomber - Déjà Vu.

Op deze vrijdag 10 januari bespreken Jaron en Bruce de oefenwedstrijden van Ajax en PSV. Ook komt het vertrek van Sergino Dest uit Qatar ter sprake, de transfer van Ryan Babel komt voorbij, evenals de geruchten rondom de komst van Kokorin naar Feyenoord. Verder aandacht voor de Supercopa en de transfers van Napoli!

Manuel Veth, Andrew Flint and Tim Bogdachev discuss the latest football news from the post-Soviet space. They chat about Leonid Slutsky, Mamaev and Kokorin finally being released format changes in European football as well as the European results. Finally, they talk about lower league Russian football. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manuel Veth, Andrew Flint, and Tim Bogdachev discuss the latest news from post-Soviet football. They chat about Spartak Moscow’s 1979 US tour, the Florida Cup, Kokorin and Mamaev. Finally, they round up the results of the European Championship qualification campaign. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kokorin divonis 18 bulan penjara, sedangkan Mamayev 17 bulan setelah melalui serangkaian persidangan yang cukup menarik perhatian publik.

Manuel Veth and Andrew Flint discuss another week of madness in Russian football. They chat about the Kokorin, Mamaev sentencing and chat about Anastasia Pustovoytova possibly making history. Finally, they chat about Zenit winning the title and the promotion/relegation battle in the Russian Premier Liga as well as Football National League. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Manuel Veth Andrew Flint and Tim Bogdachev update the situation on Kokorin and Mamaev, who are now facing a three year jail sentence. They also discuss the Arctic match in Krasnoyarsk, Martial Law in Ukraine and Shapi Suleymanov ripping apart the Russian Premier League. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seekordses "Futboliidi" saates oli Raul Ojassaarel ja Rasmus Raidlal külas Venemaa jalgpalli asjatundja Ivan Špol, kellega arutati Vene vutitähtede Aleksandr Kokorini ja Pavel Mamajevi personaalküsimusi - teadupoolest istuvad Venemaa koondiseski mänginud Kokorin ja Mamajev hetkel Moskvas eeluurimisvanglas, sest tungisid mõned nädalad tagasi kahele inimesele erinevates olukordades kallale. Kiirete vaheteemadena klatitakse eelmisel nädalal tehtud väiteid Angelo Palmeri ja Rumori Calcio kohta, räägitakse Nõmme Kalju õhukesest jääst ja Karl Jakob Heina edusammudest. Teise suurema teemana võetakse arutluse alla Madridi Reali hetkeseis - mis on kehvade tulemuste põhjuseks ja kaua püsib Julen Lopetegui veel ametis? Mõistagi ei puudu saatest ka Optibeti panustamissoovitused!

Manuel Veth, Andrew Flint, Tim Bogdachev discuss the Russian Cup prelude as FC Tyumen hosted Russian giants CSKA Moscow. They also chat about the Kokorin, Mamaev scandal and what it will mean for Zenit and Krasnodar. They also chat about Igor Akinfeev’s retirement from the national team and his legacy in Russia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With most action taking place outside the ring or off the field. Alan is joined by Peter P and Alex B in studio, with Andy McLean and Alexander Zotov discussing the Kokorin and Mamaev disgrace and the thuggery before and after the Nurmagomedov - McGregor fight. Must listen radio!

Bisher hat in der Geschichte der Weltmeisterschaften erst einmal ein Gastgeber die K.o.-Runde verpasst - Südafrika 2010. Das soll den Russen bei der Heim-WM nicht passieren. Glücklicherweise wurde es für die Sbornaja bei der Gruppenauslosung nicht ganz so böse. Text: Manuel Behlert (90PLUS) Der Weg zur WM: Als Gastgeber war die russische Nationalmannschaft direkt qualifiziert. Testspiele gab es natürlich trotzdem - u.a. verlor Russland dabei mit 0:3 gegen Brasilien, unterlag Frankreich mit 1:3. Russland hatte gerade gegen die Topnationen große Schwierigkeiten, wird vor dem Turnier noch einmal zulegen müssen. Der Star: Einen wirklichen Star bei der russischen Nationalmannschaft auszumachen, ist durchaus sehr schwer. Die Mannschaft ist relativ ausgeglichen besetzt, die Topstars der Vergangenheit haben, wie beispielsweise Igor Akinfeev, mittlerweile Probleme mit konstant guten Leistungen. Zudem fehlt beispielsweise ein Spieler wie Kokorin. Sollte man sich aber doch auf DEN Star festlegen müssen, dürfte Alan Dzagoev von ZSKA Moskau ein heißer Kandidat Dafür sein. Dzagoev wird seit Jahren mit einem Wechsel nach Mitteleuropa in ...

Bisher hat in der Geschichte der Weltmeisterschaften erst einmal ein Gastgeber die K.o.-Runde verpasst - Südafrika 2010. Das soll den Russen bei der Heim-WM nicht passieren. Glücklicherweise wurde es für die Sbornaja bei der Gruppenauslosung nicht ganz so böse. Text: Manuel Behlert (90PLUS) Der Weg zur WM: Als Gastgeber war die russische Nationalmannschaft direkt qualifiziert. Testspiele gab es natürlich trotzdem - u.a. verlor Russland dabei mit 0:3 gegen Brasilien, unterlag Frankreich mit 1:3. Russland hatte gerade gegen die Topnationen große Schwierigkeiten, wird vor dem Turnier noch einmal zulegen müssen. Der Star: Einen wirklichen Star bei der russischen Nationalmannschaft auszumachen, ist durchaus sehr schwer. Die Mannschaft ist relativ ausgeglichen besetzt, die Topstars der Vergangenheit haben, wie beispielsweise Igor Akinfeev, mittlerweile Probleme mit konstant guten Leistungen. Zudem fehlt beispielsweise ein Spieler wie Kokorin. Sollte man sich aber doch auf DEN Star festlegen müssen, dürfte Alan Dzagoev von ZSKA Moskau ein heißer Kandidat Dafür sein. Dzagoev wird seit Jahren mit einem Wechsel nach Mitteleuropa in Verbindung gebracht, spielt aber immer noch in Russland. Diese Entscheidung wird durchaus häufig kritisiert. Dzagoev ist jedenfalls in der Lage die Offensive zu beleben, für kreative Momente zu sorgen. Er absolvierte 36 Pflichtspiele in der abgelaufenen Saison, dabei gelangen ihm 7 Tore und 8 Vorlagen, auch wenn man ihn nicht auf seine Statistiken reduzieren sollte, da Dzagoev mittlerweile deutlich defensiver agiert, mehr für den Aufbau tut und somit einen größeren Einfluss auf das gesamte Spieltempo hat. Der mögliche Shooting-Star: Hierbei kann man das möglich streiten. Wenn ein Spieler im russischen Kader das Zeug zum Shooting-Star hat, dann ist das Dzagoevs Teamkollege Aleksandr Golovin. Der 21-jährige stammt aus der Jugend von ZSKA Moskau, stand in 43 Spielen auf dem Platz und erzielte 7 Tore bei 6 Torvorlagen. Golovin besticht durch seine Dynamik und seine hervorragende Technik, ist schon jetzt sehr konstant und spielt teilweise instinktiv, macht auch in Bedrängnis wenige Fehler. Auf ihm lastet im Gegensatz zu Spielern wie Dzagoev aber nicht der große Druck, sodass er durch einen Schuss Unbekümmertheit eine ganz wichtige Rolle spielen kann, damit die Sbornaja ihre Ziele erreicht. Und das bedeutet mindestens das Erreichen des Achtelfinals. Der Trainer: Stanislav Cherchesov ist eine wahre Koryphäe. Der 54-jährige kam in seiner Karriere schon sehr viel herum, war als Spieler unter anderem für Sparta Moskau, Dynamo Dresden und den FC Tirol aktiv, sammelte als Trainer ebenfalls Erfahrungen in Tirol, coachte später Spartak Moskau, Amkar Perm, Dinamo Moskau und Legia Warschau. Seit August 2016 trainiert der die russische Nationalmannschaft, sein Vertrag läuft nach der Weltmeisterschaft aus. Bisher sammelte er in 18 Spielen eine durchschnittliche Punktzahl von 1,11 - was nicht gerade für Begeisterung sorgt. Allerdings waren, wie erwähnt, einige Gegner auch sehr stark. Es ist schwierig einzuschätzen, wo die Elf von Cherchesov zurzeit steht. Vielleicht weiß er es selbst noch nicht so genau Stärken und Schwächen: Russland geht mit Euphorie in dieses Turnier und hatte lange Zeit sich in Ruhe auf die Heim-WM vorzubereiten, zudem ist der Trainer sehr erfahren und der Kader mit Talenten und erfahrenen Spielern ausgestattet. Klar ist aber: Dass die russische Mannschaft in den letzten Jahren keine ernsthafte Wettkampfpraxis hatte, ist sicherlich kein Vorteil. Auch die schwache russische Liga, die hohen Erwartungen der Fans und die Verletzungsprobleme sind nicht gerade ideal. Ansonsten gibt es tatsächlich den ein oder anderen richtig guten Fußballer in den Reihen der russischen Mannschaft, die alten Haudegen in der Innenverteidigung wurden zwar ersetzt, aber die Individuelle Klasse ist trotzdem auf dieser Position nicht besonders hoch. Aufgrund des Heimvorteils und der machbaren Gruppe ist die K.O.-Runde aber doch sehr gut möglich. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Host Thomas Giles is joined by usual guests Toke Theilade and Andrew Flint to discuss the recent suspension of matches at FC Rostov and Rubin Kazan as a result of their poor pitches following the uproar surrounding the issue in Rostov's Europa League clash against Manchester United. They then talk about the financial chaos at Tom Tomsk and question whether allowing them to continue in the Russian Premier League undermines the competition. Finally, Aleksandr Kokorin is back in the negative headlines following driving offences and so the panel ask whether Kokorin will ever mature as either a footballer or person.