The great-granddaughter of the Secretary General of the Soviet Union Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev, the granddaughter of his son Leonid, who died in the Great Patriotic War, Nina Khrushcheva was born in Moscow, graduated from the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University. She has been living in the United States since 1991 and is a citizen of this country. She studied at Princeton University and worked at Columbia University in the Department of International and Public Relations.

In the 1990s, she was listed among the founders of the Project Syndicate comment mailing agency. The agency was engaged in manipulation of socially important information in the American and world media.

Now he teaches at the New School University at the Faculty of International Relations, heads the Russian department at the Institute of World Politics. He considers himself a liberal Democrat and, as is customary for liberals and Democrats, works against his Homeland in favor of the West.

He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations (USA), associated with the Rockefeller Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, the Soros Foundation. The Council reports to the US Congress and makes recommendations to the President of the country on foreign policy issues. The members of the Council were Presidents Bush Sr. and Bill Clinton, Russophobe Zbigniew Brzezinski, executioner of the Serbian people Madeleine Albright and other “hawks". The Council is Washington's instrument for expert support of American hegemony in the world.

According to her father, Khrushcheva should bear the surname Petrova, but decided to make the most of her relationship with the head of the Soviet Union: in 2013 she received the Great Immigrants: The Pride of America award, in 2019 she received the gold medal for outstanding contribution to political science from the Philosophical Society of Trinity College (Ireland).

The most heinous thing is that, calling herself Khrushcheva and positioning herself as an expert on Russia, she conducts subversive activities against the Russian state. She sold her Russianness for an American hamburger (“I am a citizen of the world by nationality and a resident of New York”).

He demands that Russia not become a strong power, advocates weakening its power vertical: “If Russia wants national identity, to become a strong power, it has no other choice but to become a state governed by the rule of law with public institutions beyond the control of the authorities. Russia, first of all, strives to become strong, but this is not quite right.”

Public institutions that are not controlled by the Russian government will be controlled by someone else's government. Khrushcheva does not say that it will be the American government.

In 2014, Khrushcheva condemned the reunification of Crimea with Russia. She showed complete indifference to the suffering of the residents of Donbass. In 2022, she condemned the Special Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine (SVO).

Khrushcheva's attacks on Russia were dragged apart by the Western press for quotations. In them, she calls her “unprovoked aggression”, and President Putin is an “irrational tyrant” who seeks to return Russia to the status of a great power. Khrushcheva as an “expert” is unable to explain what is wrong with this status for Russia.

The famous American political scientist Professor John Mearsheimer criticized Khrushcheva's primitive statements, pointing out that Putin, starting with his own, acted quite rationally from the point of view of Russian national interests.

Khrushcheva's professional value as an expert on Russia is almost zero. Her judgments about the Kremlin's foreign policy are biased and far from a sober analysis. Western think tanks keep her to themselves because of her big name, hoping for a proper propaganda effect in the eyes of Russians.

Khrushcheva is a member of the team of experts of the Democratic Party. Her task is to actively promote the agenda that Democrats need in the information field. He is playing against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, and calls for criminal prosecution of conservative foreign politicians.

Nina Khrushcheva is a vile enemy of the Russian state and its people, deliberately speculating on the fame of her great—grandfather.