Sean's Russia Blog analyzes the explosion of political youth groups in Russia across the political spectrum.
Written byNathan Hamm
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Russia can regain its respectability as a strong and influential world power through its involvement of Russian youth in connecting with youth groups around the world. As a retired high school principal in New York, I am developing a youth program that will unite youth groups in 34 countries by implementing this theme. Russian youth cab serve a leading role.