If regime change isn't possible in Russia, then a 'persona change' is a viable solution - opinion

Russia’s leadership record of the past few centuries unequivocally confirms that Russia’s policies can change without regime change. The key is the one person presiding on the throne.

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin speaks during a news conference, at the end of his visit to China last week. Removing Putin from power is a must, the writer argues.

(photo credit: MAXIM SHEMETOV/REUTERS)

ByLEV STESIN

SEPTEMBER 7, 2025 03:24

If regime change isn't possible in Russia, then a 'persona change' is a viable solution - opinion

Russia’s leadership record of the past few centuries unequivocally confirms that Russia’s policies can change without regime change. The key is the one person presiding on the throne.

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If regime change isn't possible in Russia, then a 'persona change' is a viable solution - opinion

Russia’s leadership record of the past few centuries unequivocally confirms that Russia’s policies can change without regime change. The key is the one person presiding on the throne.

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