China Beware, Russia-Ukraine War Unified EU and NATO As Never Before
ust days before Russian forces invaded Ukraine on February 24, U.
The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: What China Thinks
The 2005 Orange Revolution resulted in the downfall of the pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych, who was subsequently impeached after the 2013 Euromaiden Protests that saw Ukrainians seeking alignment with the EU.
Russia-Ukraine War: Why India, Israel, and Pakistan Have Chosen Silence
s Russian President Vladimir Putin has launched a “special military operation” against Ukraine, many countries and regional organizations reacted with condemnation, criticism, and sanctions while some others declared their support for Russia.
Is There any Limit to Russian Expansion under Vladimir Putin?
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Putin's iron grip
In the hours up to the invasion, Putin recognized the independence of the self-proclaimed People's Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk – everything in an usurpatory attempt to redraw the map according to his own liking and to undermine the international order.
Russian Invasion of Ukraine from an International Law Perspective
The recent Russian invasion of Ukraine is a good example, showing the limits of implementing international law.
Will Sweden and Finland Join NATO amid the Russia-Ukraine War?
he current and latest waves of upheaval in international relations and the global order that have been precipitated by the Russian military operations in Ukraine in the latest iteration of the Ukrainian crisis are likely to have significant implications, even if the war is not yet over.
How Will the New China-Russia Gas Deal Affect the Ukraine Crisis?
mid escalating tensions between Moscow and the West over Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin paid an official visit to China to finalize the negotiations over a new $80 billion natural gas agreement.
What Does the Current Ukraine Crisis Mean for Stockholm?
and NATO have already given some written answers to the Russian side, but the Kremlin says its demands have yet to be met or have even been ignored by the West.
Are China and Russia Near a Full-Blown Alliance?
What truly matters is that the Russians are coming.
Diplomatic Expulsion: Resurgence of A Cold-War Era Norm?
n 15th April 2021, the United States expelled 10 Russian diplomats over accusations of Russia meddling into the U.
Supported by the US, Ukraine is Once Again Dreaming of NATO
VIDEO: Russian Expansionism under Vladimir PutinSince then, NATO missions have established themselves in Ukraine and trained Ukraine’s army.
Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov
It was for Russians mainly foreign trade.
Idlib’s Crumbling Ceasefire is a Frightening Prospect for Civilians
Patrol groups, consisting of Russian and Turkish units, were tasked with ensuring the agreement’s integrity.
Ukraine’s New President Zelensky and Future Relations with Turkey
However, the reality in which Zelenksy has taken over the leadership of a country on the frontline of the West’s stalemate with Russia following Moscow’s annexation of Crimea and support for pro-Russian forces in eastern Ukraine, is of interest here.
Sino-Soviet Split Redux under President Trump?
To the extent that post-Soviet Russia intervened beyond its borders, these interventions have been limited to the former Soviet states, which the Russian foreign policy establishment defines as the “Near Abroad.
The Geopolitical Crisis in the Caucasus, Ukraine, and the Middle East
One of the bases and pretexts of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the partial annexation of the country was the Russian majority, especially in Crimea.
