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Paul Edward Fisher

Lawyer. PhD Researcher at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London (UCL).

UK.

Paul Edward Fisher

How Vladimir Putin was able to change Russia’s constitution and become ‘president for life’

Dictatorship

How Vladimir Putin was able to change Russia’s constitution and become ‘president for life’

— Donald Trump may face “lame duck syndrome” by 2026, echoing Vladimir Putin’s past constitutional manoeuvres. If Trump allies push to amend term limits, it could signal his bid for extended power.

By Paul Edward Fisher

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