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Putin’s Political Longevity – A Framework of Considerations

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By David Roche
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
In October 2025, your author published a paper with RUSI concluding that Putin had the resources to continue and even expand the war in Europe. Since then, things have got worse economically, militarily and socially. In April 2026, Thomas Nilsson the head of Sweden’s Military Intelligence and Security argued that that Russia’s economy was much weaker than official figures report and that Moscow was ‘living on borrowed time’. How weak is Russia?
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After home batteries, could the humble water heater be the next big step forward?

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By Chris Briggs, Ed Langham, David Roche
| ArchitectureAU Verified
As a result, Australia’s reliance on expensive gas has fallen and power prices have stayed steady or even fallen. Now it’s time for policymakers and households to look beyond batteries to hot water systems. For the average Australian home, water heating is still the biggest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions (25 percent). Reliance on gas is a key reason.
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After home batteries, could the humble water heater be the next big step forward?

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By David Roche, Chris Briggs, Ed Langham
| Tech Xplore Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Fears the Iran conflict would trigger a surge in power prices have been unfounded. Why? One factor is the very rapid rollout of home and grid-scale batteries. As a result, Australia's reliance on expensive gas has fallen and power prices have stayed steady or even fallen. Now it's time for policymakers and households to look beyond batteries to hot water systems.
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