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Russia's Changing Relations with the West: Prospects for a New Hybrid System

... disappointment in the ability of the Trump Administration in the United States to change the negative momentum in the U.S.-Russian relationship or to pursue a consistent foreign policy in general. One can foresee these changes in the Russian approach to the West continuing in 2018 and beyond. Engagement Can Wait RIAC Report “Russia’s Foreign Policy: Looking Towards 2018” The expectation (and, for some, the eager anticipation) of the inevitable collapse of the current world order influenced Russia's foreign policy and relevant discussions, particularly in late 2016 and ...

19.01.2018

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In China’s Footsteps: Why the Russian Bear Should Enter Stealth Mode

... pragmatism and a dash of introversion in the positive sense of the word – to focus on itself and its own problems. The views advanced by Gorchakov and Milyutin provide guidelines for the future. We need to take into account the following considerations as Russia’s foreign policy is poised to begin a new cycle. The West will always see Russia as a threat requiring consistent and systemic opposition. Chaotic and sporadic steps to restrain Russia following the Ukraine crisis are being replaced by a well-structured and fine-tuned machine which includes the military-political ...

04.12.2017

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