The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Implications for the Two Koreas
he Russian invasion of Ukraine, in conjunction with the backdrop of growing 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.
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.
Japan: Military Expansion amidst National Decline
Read: Another Sakoku? Japan’s Ongoing Stagnation Is Closing the Country China as Japan’s eternal boogeyman The Russian invasion of Ukraine has, of course, provided a bandwagon for the LDP to obtain support for a larger military, and has been relentlessly exploited.
Report: “Europe Boosts Defense Spending to Counter Russia’s Aggression”
9 billion to counter Russian aggression.
Qatar World Cup Is Over: A Timeline of the Controversies Surrounding the Tournament
On February 28, 2022, FIFA decided that “Russian teams, whether national representative teams or club teams, shall be suspended from participation in both FIFA and UEFA competitions until further notice.
Turkish-Ukrainian Defense Cooperation: Drones, Engines, and More
Three weeks after the signing of the agreement, Russian Armed Forces initiated a large-scale attack on Ukraine and started an invasion of the country’s southern and western parts.
The Hedgehog’s Dilemma: Turkey’s Position between the West and Russia After the Invasion of Ukraine
Historically, Turkish-Russian relations appear to have been characterized by the notions of hostility and competition.
Kleptocracy Goes Global While the World Becomes Multipolar
Recently, Chatham House removed the name of Russian-Turkmen ex-banker Dmitry Leus, a Conservative Party donor, from the “The UK’s Kleptocracy Problem” report after a “threatened legal action for libel.
Turkish Thrace vs. Alexandroupolis: A New Page in the Turkey-Greece Energy Competition
Thus, a non-Russian gas option will be born in the region.
Digital Power Politics: The US Digital Doctrine Is Evolving
Read: De-Dollarizing Trade: How the Global Trade Finance Gets More Nationalized The transatlantic united against Russian cyberattacks In case of further heated conflicts, Russia’s “hybrid warfare” approach, which utilized confusion and destabilization alongside cyberattacks, needs to be tackled.
Russia in Ukraine: Is There a Risk of Nuclear “Armageddon”?
Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin was a guy he knew fairly well, and that Putin was “not joking when he talks about the use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons.
The Supremacy of Power Politics Continues Amid Russia-Ukraine War
Although the Russian media frequently quoted observers it deemed independent, most commentators viewed the five-day voting process as unconstitutional and lacking independent monitoring.
Chechen Leader Kadyrov Sends His Sons to Fight in Ukraine amid Russian Losses
While the Russian Ministry of Defence stated on the same day that the 5,000 troops withdrew from the city to avoid encirclement, Kadyrov accused the ministry of nepotism and expressed his support to escalate the conflict.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey’s Joining BRICS Can Be a Game Changer
he Russian invasion of Ukraine not only led to a war between the two countries, but also brought about a discursive and value-laden struggle between western and eastern countries.
Russia-Ukraine War: North Korea Pledges Closer Ties with Russia amid Western Sanctions
orth Korea, having the fourth-largest army in the world, offered Russia 100,000 soldiers to defeat Ukraine, according to Russian military expert Igor Korotchenko’s statement on Russian state television, Channel One Russia, on August 5, 2022.
Europe Allocates More Funds for Joint Defense: Is the European Army on the Way?
" But the Russian military invasion of Ukraine fortified NATO’s international position, leading EU member states to rethink their security and defense.
How Did the EU Greenwash Nuclear Power and Fossil Gas?
Read: Dependent on Russian Gas: Europe Must Reconsider Its Energy SecurityIn 2009, the EU made its first ever ambitious move, namely the European Union Climate Change and Energy Package directive, which is famous for its 20-20-20 targets, passed by the EU.
Russia, the Grain Deal with Ukraine, and the Global South Effect
By painstakingly exerting efforts to convince both Kyiv and Moscow of the agreement, Ankara added another significant diplomatic breakthrough to its list of diplomatic achievements—in addition to gathering Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum for the first time and hosting the latest peace talks between the two sides in Istanbul.
Food Security, the Russia-Ukraine War, and the Food Corridor Agreement
he Russian military invasion of Ukraine has been impacting the world economy since it was first launched on February 23, 2022.