... the sphere of Russian influence, no matter how much Paris, Brussels and Washington beckon to it. Armenia’s membership in the EAEU provides an open market in Russia for Armenian goods, capital and, crucially, its labor (every seventh adult citizen of Armenia ... ... products comparable to that of Russia and they certainly won’t allow Armenian citizens to work freely on their territories. The West ‘buys’ foreign agent services from Armenia solely to fulfill its tactical tasks of global confrontation with Russia and ...
... potential of the EAEU countries will not be sufficient for the Union to become a global centre of power capable of competing on equal terms with the United States, the European Union and China (and soon India) by 2025, or even 2030. One way or another, the EAEU member states will have to integrate into a larger association, whether it be together or as separate entities.
3. Is it possible to escape another arms race with the West?
2015
: Half a century ago, the USSR and the United States began intensive negotiations that resulted in the conclusion of a number of historic agreements, first on the limitation and then on the reduction of the strategic arsenals of both countries....
... partners, will be constrained by many other competing demands on the EU budget. This creates a window of opportunity for Russia and EAEU to proceed with their integration initiatives. It goes without saying that any closer economic cooperation with countries ... ... political parties, interregional communication, and so on. Stronger institutions would also make the Kremlin less paranoid about the West trying to initiate a ‘color revolution’ in Russia by supporting political opposition, civil society organizations or ...
... Forecasting. A systemic approach has been taken to identify the most important areas of Russia’s foreign policy for 2018, as well as the key threats and opportunities for the country on the global arena. The geographic scope of the forecasts covers the West, the Asia Pacific, the Middle East and the post-Soviet states.
The authors hope that the ideas and conclusions provided in this report will be of use to the Russian authorities when making foreign policy decisions, and will come in handy for experts ...
... scientist of Greek origin, may represent a new stage in the study of the Fourth Political Theory.In a book of 114 pages the graduate of Freiburg and Seville universities separates myths from reality regarding the old-new confrontation between Russia and the West. He introduces the German reader to the Eurasian ideology and provides his own unique interpretation on how political theories evolved in both Russia and the West. A special interest (and my personal sympathy) is aroused by his view on the theory ...
