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Nationalism in Six Countries (China ("Foreign Devils" - During…

- - - - Why Russians Support Putin's Constitutional Changes
      - Putin's recent constitutional changes feature many nationalist ideals, such as the return of the Russian Orthodox Church's influence and increasing independence from international interaction. Office holders will not be able to have dual citizenship and ownership of foreign property is forbidden.
      - Religion as Nationalism - Tsarist Russia followed the Russian Orthodox Church as its main religion. "Boris Yeltsin encouraged the Russian Orthodox Church to reestablish itself, partly as a signal of his break with communism, but also as a reflection of old Russian nationalism." (Wood, Pg. 218)
      - Russia Accepts US Ventihilators for Coronavirus Aid
      - In a rare globalized move, Russia is actually willing to cooperate with the US, one of its greatest rivals, amid the Coronavirus pandemic. One could argue this is relaxing nationalism, but general trends show Putin is largely anti-globalism.
    - - The video shows that many Moscow residents believe immigrants to be dangerous for the economy. Many immigrants are overworked and underpaid. This mistreatment persists despite the large contribution immigration has made to Moscow's construction industry.
    - - Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the "Liberal Democrats," is one of the most nationalist leaders in current Russian politics. He has made several anti-Semitic remarks and holds unfavorable views towards many foreign nations, particularly America, Germany, Japan, and Ukraine. https://www.dw.com/en/zhirinovsky-europe-you-shall-tremble/a-42923191