... will become a year of developing and implementing conflict resolution strategies and mediating processes
The forecast for the Ukraine is one of the most ungrateful tasks for a political expert. The quantity of variables in this equation is so high, that ... ... define these points? What facts and figures we should take into account in our analysis? What are the important point of views in Russian political establishment that should be taken into account?
At least why it is crucial to think of Ukraine now? Since the ...
... will not intensify its ties with its neighbours and will attempt to implement peaceful policies towards them, as well as to Russia, which is, among other things, its largest security partner.
Tensions between Central Asian states will likely decrease.... ... the threat has not exactly subsided, but it is at least a stably predicable danger.
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Aleksandr Gushchin:
Ukraine: 25 Years of Missed Opportunities
Russia’s foreign policy in the post-Soviet space will be mostly aimed at looking ...
... political projects that contribute to a country’s international self-determination, and the potential normalization of the Russian-U.S. dialogue would only encourage Beijing to be more active on the issue of implementing its “Silk Road” concept. Ukraine should formulate a clear vision of possible areas of economic cooperation and come up with interesting proposals for Chinese ... ... trends, reinforce the fundamental basis of the future Ukrainian political process and are capable of generating alternative forecasts for the next five years or more. Given the unpredictability, subjectivity and chaotic nature of modern Ukrainian socio-political ...
