Personality in Power: Putin
Putin has a global profile, instantly recognizable on the TV stations of the world. When he speaks, people listen. He has demonstrated his willingness to exert force—even nuclear force—to achieve his aims, and he maintains an unpredictable and inscrutable persona. He intimidates world powers, who fear that the former KGB operative might not be squeamish about the methods he employs. Russia is strong and is led by a horse-riding strong man.
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