a comparative analysis of the eu member states regarding their
... areas, being major partners in a number of key areas such as trade, energy and external aspects of security. In this context and with such a starting point, we could say that the European Union and the Russian Federation are strongly linked on political, cultural and economic backgrounds. A glance a ...
... areas, being major partners in a number of key areas such as trade, energy and external aspects of security. In this context and with such a starting point, we could say that the European Union and the Russian Federation are strongly linked on political, cultural and economic backgrounds. A glance a ...
Delegate Julia Ring of Poland 1st Committee Prevention of Non
... not of a countries from which they come. Motivated so strongly by the beliefs held, this group is a threat to national security because they make no means or intentions to disband and will likely try to acquire WMD at whatever cost. Another threat to national security, though it is debated as to if ...
... not of a countries from which they come. Motivated so strongly by the beliefs held, this group is a threat to national security because they make no means or intentions to disband and will likely try to acquire WMD at whatever cost. Another threat to national security, though it is debated as to if ...
- Institute for Global Leadership
... Romanov Dynasty. Russia expanded across Siberia to the Pacific and when Peter I (r.1682-1725) extended predominant influence to the Baltic Sea, the country was renamed the Russian Empire. It was also under his leadership that the Russian capital shifted from Moscow to St. Petersburg, on the Baltic S ...
... Romanov Dynasty. Russia expanded across Siberia to the Pacific and when Peter I (r.1682-1725) extended predominant influence to the Baltic Sea, the country was renamed the Russian Empire. It was also under his leadership that the Russian capital shifted from Moscow to St. Petersburg, on the Baltic S ...
Never before has history witnessed such a dramatic shift in the world
... former republics, such as national guards.1 Although CIS members had reached a number of agreements with respect to the formation of these forces, the failure to resolve fundamental issues resulted in the abolition of the CIS Joint Armed Forces Command. By its very nature, the centralized CIS milita ...
... former republics, such as national guards.1 Although CIS members had reached a number of agreements with respect to the formation of these forces, the failure to resolve fundamental issues resulted in the abolition of the CIS Joint Armed Forces Command. By its very nature, the centralized CIS milita ...
Russian disinformation undermining Western democracy
... facts, manipulate reality, foster distrust in the democratic process and even interfere in Western elections are absolutely unacceptable. Information warfare is an integral part of Putin’s assault on Europe. This strategy uses military, criminal, intelligence, business, diplomatic, media, cyber and ...
... facts, manipulate reality, foster distrust in the democratic process and even interfere in Western elections are absolutely unacceptable. Information warfare is an integral part of Putin’s assault on Europe. This strategy uses military, criminal, intelligence, business, diplomatic, media, cyber and ...
Aggressive Elites
... a loyal military elite. As a result of this transition, power is consolidating around Putin. The formation of this new elite structure is increasing anti-Western political attitudes among elites and greater domestic legitimacy of the Putin regime. As Russian elites seek to justify their rule in the ...
... a loyal military elite. As a result of this transition, power is consolidating around Putin. The formation of this new elite structure is increasing anti-Western political attitudes among elites and greater domestic legitimacy of the Putin regime. As Russian elites seek to justify their rule in the ...
January 4, 2017
... Laurynas Juozapaitas: Five years ago, they would have said, “This in nonsense; we don't need this.” But now, more and more people would say that they are concerned about the Russian thing, and that's why they really support the draft. Tom: The draft was put into place after Lithuania saw what was ha ...
... Laurynas Juozapaitas: Five years ago, they would have said, “This in nonsense; we don't need this.” But now, more and more people would say that they are concerned about the Russian thing, and that's why they really support the draft. Tom: The draft was put into place after Lithuania saw what was ha ...
DQ Example 2
... Previous interactions between the two countries have ended largely in disagreements, suggesting further interconnectedness between the nations will only result in discord. A. Dissolution of Détente 1. 1972: President Nixon signed the Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty (SALT) (Treaty between U.S. & SU ...
... Previous interactions between the two countries have ended largely in disagreements, suggesting further interconnectedness between the nations will only result in discord. A. Dissolution of Détente 1. 1972: President Nixon signed the Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty (SALT) (Treaty between U.S. & SU ...
Putin`s illiberal stagnation in Russia offers up a valuable lesson
... • Joseph Stiglitz is a Nobel prizewinner in economics, professor at Columbia University, a former senior vice-president and chief economist of the World Bank, and one-time chair of the US president’s council of economic advisers under Bill Clinton. Today, a quarter-century after the cold war’s end, ...
... • Joseph Stiglitz is a Nobel prizewinner in economics, professor at Columbia University, a former senior vice-president and chief economist of the World Bank, and one-time chair of the US president’s council of economic advisers under Bill Clinton. Today, a quarter-century after the cold war’s end, ...
The Medvedev Doctrine
... Fourth, protecting the lives and dignity of our citizens, wherever they may be, is an unquestionable priority for our country. Our foreign policy decisions will be based on this need. We will also protect the interests of our business community abroad. It should be clear to all that we will respond ...
... Fourth, protecting the lives and dignity of our citizens, wherever they may be, is an unquestionable priority for our country. Our foreign policy decisions will be based on this need. We will also protect the interests of our business community abroad. It should be clear to all that we will respond ...
Clinton Calls for End of Russian `Occupation`
... Standing alongside Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili in Tbilisi, Secretary of State Hilary Clinton reiterated a call for Russia to end its military presence in two breakaway Georgian regions. “We continue to call for Russia to abide by the August 2008 cease fire commitment signed by President S ...
... Standing alongside Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili in Tbilisi, Secretary of State Hilary Clinton reiterated a call for Russia to end its military presence in two breakaway Georgian regions. “We continue to call for Russia to abide by the August 2008 cease fire commitment signed by President S ...
How Russia Maintains Influence In The Post
... Transnistria is a thin strip of land between the Dniester River and Ukraine populated largely by Russian-speaking Slavs. Most of the world recognizes the area as part of Moldova, where Romanian speakers predominate. But Transnistria declared its independence in 1990, and war with Moldova erupted two ...
... Transnistria is a thin strip of land between the Dniester River and Ukraine populated largely by Russian-speaking Slavs. Most of the world recognizes the area as part of Moldova, where Romanian speakers predominate. But Transnistria declared its independence in 1990, and war with Moldova erupted two ...
Anti-Russian sentiment
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Anti-Russian sentiment or Russophobia is a diverse spectrum of negative feelings, dislikes, fears, aversion, derision and/or prejudice of Russia, Russians and/or Russian culture.A wide variety of mass culture clichés about Russia and Russians exists. Many of these stereotypes were developed during the Cold War, and were used as elements of political war against the Soviet Union. Some of these prejudices are still observed in the discussions of the relations with Russia. Negative representation of Russia and Russians in modern popular culture is also often described as functional, as stereotypes about Russia may be used for framing reality, like creating an image of an enemy, or an excuse, or an explanation for compensatory reasons. Decades after the end of the Cold War, Russians are still portrayed as ""Hollywood's go-to villains"".