Narva
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Nov 2, 2026
The Rise of Peter The Great
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32:32Daniel BeerGUEST
Yeah, and initially it goes disastrously.
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32:35Daniel BeerGUEST
So Charles XII quickly proves himself to be a formidable military commander, and the Russians, in their first major engagement of the war in 1700, are routed at the Battle of Narva.
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32:48Daniel BeerGUEST
They lose... huge numbers of men, all of their artillery is captured supply.
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32:53Daniel BeerGUEST
So it's a complete sort of humiliation.
A Close Look at What's Unfolding on the Ground in Ukraine
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62:53Stanislav KrapivnnikGUEST
In Estonia, the Russians are close to 40% of the population, and they're treated as residents.
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63:00Stanislav KrapivnnikGUEST
And just to understand, when Stalin was making those borders after those territories were incorporated back in the Soviet Union, he, for example, in Estonia, added Narva.
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63:10Stanislav KrapivnnikGUEST
Narva has been Russian land since the 9th century, maybe even the 8th century A.D., So these people, there's half a million people living there that are given gray passports, ID cards, basically.
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63:22Stanislav KrapivnnikGUEST
They're not even citizens, second-class citizens.
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63:25Stanislav KrapivnnikGUEST
They're non-entities on the land that their ancestors have lived on since 1,200 years ago.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 101-110
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3:50Pete QuiñonesHOST
The Russian Jewish Encyclopedia gives many names of the Russian Jews who fell victims of the Jewish catastrophe.
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3:55Pete QuiñonesHOST
It names those who perished in Rostov, Simferopol, Odessa, Minsk, Bialystok, Kaunas, and Narva.
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4:03Pete QuiñonesHOST
There were prominent people among them.
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4:05Pete QuiñonesHOST
The famous historian S.M. Dubnov spent the entire interwar period in exile.
The Weekly Kickaround - The End of an Era
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3:37MartinHOST
But yeah, let's go back to the best league in the world.
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3:43ReeceHOST
Yeah, so the main news from the last match week, Narva Trans have seen their long run in Estonia's top vision finally come to an end.
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3:57ReeceHOST
They were only one of two teams in Estonia to never be relegated since Estonia regained independence along with Flora Talent.
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4:05ReeceHOST
So now it's only Flora.
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4:07ReeceHOST
who have never been relegated.
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4:09ReeceHOST
So, sad day for Estonian football, sad day for the city of Narva.
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4:14ReeceHOST
Former club are yours, Martin.
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4:16ReeceHOST
How do you take that?
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 101-110
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4:02Pete QuiñonesHOST
The Russian Jewish Encyclopedia gives many names of the Russian Jews who fell victims of the Jewish catastrophe.
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4:07Pete QuiñonesHOST
It names those who perished in Rostov, Simferopol, Odessa, Minsk, Bialystok, Kaunas, and Narva.
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4:15Pete QuiñonesHOST
There were prominent people among them.
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4:17Pete QuiñonesHOST
The famous historian S.M. Dubnov spent the entire interwar period in exile.
Ep. 381: Tomasz Nadrowski on Energy Chokepoints, Asymmetric Warfare, and Critical Minerals
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32:24Tomasz NadrowskiGUEST
And so there is a question of proportionality.
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32:27Tomasz NadrowskiGUEST
How do we actually respond to these actions? What does it mean if little green men appear in Narva in Estonia? How to react to that? Is there proper doctrine to deal with this? Let's not forget that an alliance means something very different during the times of peace and when the shooting starts.
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32:46Tomasz NadrowskiGUEST
One is a political diplomatic decision and it should actually act as deterrence against an adversary.
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32:51Tomasz NadrowskiGUEST
But the moment the shooting starts is very different.
Celebrating The Phoenix Live, part 2 (E34)
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40:46Sean Mac CarthaighPANELIST
didn't necessarily support Putin, but were certainly on the Russian side overall.
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40:51Sean Mac CarthaighPANELIST
But because they had the right to a Ukrainian passport, they would apply to Kiev to get the passport, get the passport, and then they would carefully go around, right the way around Russia, cross the border at Narva into Estonia, and fly directly from Estonia to, from Tallinn to Dublin.
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41:09Harry BrowneHOST
We're not saying they're not, of course, genuine refugees.
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41:11Harry BrowneHOST
No, no.
Estonia’s Active Defence
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0:37Minna ÅlanderHOST
There was quite a big article, for example, in Financial Times that Estonia has recently pivoted to what is called active defense doctrine.
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0:46Minna ÅlanderHOST
So we just want to kind of unpack that with Marek, especially because you so often read about these various sort of Narva scenarios.
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0:55Minna ÅlanderHOST
So Narva is this Eastern Estonian border town, right next to the Russian border and a very popular object in especially Western journalists and analysts imagination and Ukrainians too, as the next possible.
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1:11Minna ÅlanderHOST
Next possible Russian target.
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1:13Minna ÅlanderHOST
So we're going to unpack all that, like, is Narva next or is it not? Actually, I definitely don't think it is, but I'm going to let you, Marek, talk more about that.
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1:24Minna ÅlanderHOST
But can you just sort of walk us through what does it mean that Estonia has now sort of kind of introduce this more active defense doctrine.
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1:38Minna ÅlanderHOST
What does it entail?
7 MINS LATER
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8:36Minna ÅlanderHOST
So it's really actually an impressive number of people that Estonia has in the total reserve.
Los jóvenes toman las calles de Europa. ¿Qué hay detrás de las protestas?
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53:59David GómezGUEST
Luego también intimidar, generar esa sensación de miedo en las sociedades europeas para que cese ese apoyo a Kiev, dividir a los países europeos y sobre todo también evaluar la capacidad de respuesta que tiene la OTAN ante este tipo de ataques híbridos.
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54:14David GómezGUEST
Porque en este caso sí que parece ser que no cruzan ese umbral del artículo cinco, pero si en el día de mañana vemos una operación militar limitada en Narva, ahí en el este de Estonia, ¿qué capacidad va a tener la OTAN para, eh, mmm, apelar ese artículo cinco, para movilizar efectivos y responder a esa agresión? Yo creo que Rusia lo que está haciendo es elevar un poco ese umbral, ver cuál es el margen de tolerancia de los países de la OTAN para aplicar o no el artículo cinco, o al menos llamar a consultas y ver cómo responden ante esta amenaza y con eso generar divisiones, desestabilizar Europa para que en el día de mañana ese apoyo a Ucrania, pues se vea cada vez más debilitado.
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54:54Eduardo SaldañaHOST
Mhm.
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54:54Eduardo SaldañaHOST
¿Existe un aumento ahora de este tipo de ataques híbridos o, o ha sido algo que se ha mantenido como estable desde el comienzo de la guerra con, con Ucrania?
Rainbow Rare Earths eyes US listing as Phalaborwa and Brazil projects advance
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4:58George BennettGUEST
They've built multiple separation plants and separation refineries around the world.
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5:03George BennettGUEST
They have a new magnet facility built in Narva in Estonia, which is part of the EU.
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5:11George BennettGUEST
And we have engaged with them to be a feed source to their refinery in Estonia that will feed their permanent magnet separation facility also built in Estonia.
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5:22George BennettGUEST
I might add that...
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