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Neutrality for the Black Sea Region Countries: Abstraction, Unattainable Goal or Effective Model?

... separatists [ 3 ]. How Do We Maintain the “Blossoming Complexity”? Those who have kept a close eye on security developments in the Black Sea Region generally agree that acceding to NATO was a good idea. For example, the Turkish political scientist Mitat Çelikpala and his Greek colleague Dimitrios Triantaphyllou state that “three of the six littoral states are NATO members (Turkey, Romania, and Bulgaria) and two others (Ukraine and Georgia) seek to enhance their relationship with NATO.” At the same time, we would like ...

02.03.2020

On the Road to “Strategic Depth” in the Black Sea Region

... training sea range to perform training missions. bpg.gov.ge Certainly, these events have a special significance for their participants, who exchange information and expand cooperation. The Blackseafor was established for this purpose in 2001 and had Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, and Georgia participate. Today, we can hardly say that the states of the Black Sea region have a complete understanding on security matters: joint exercises with the participation of all states have not been held since 2014. The Blackseafor has essentially become defunct after Ukraine refused to take part in the group’s ...

06.03.2019

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