Search: USA,Cold War (53 materials)

 

25 Years of the New Cold War

... World War, on the eve of which his main book on international relations was published. Unlike other general wars - the Thirty Years' War in Europe, the wars of revolutionary France (1789 - 1815), the First and Second World Wars in the 20th century - the Cold War between the USSR and the USA ended without winners or losers. After the confrontation in Europe, which was alarming to all mankind, ended, the international community, with serious reason, expected qualitative changes in principles which should be dominant in relations between ...

27.03.2024

The US and its allies are playing 'Russian Roulette'. You'd almost think they want a nuclear war

... nuclear deterrence, on which many in Moscow have relied as a credible means of securing the country's vital interests, has proven to be a much more limited tool than they expected. In fact, the US has now set itself the task – unthinkable during the Cold War – of trying to defeat another nuclear superpower in a strategically important region, without resorting to atomic weapons, but instead by arming and controlling a third country. The Americans are proceeding cautiously, testing Moscow’s responses ...

22.06.2023

We Are Shaking off the Western Yoke…

... powerful and intensifying global earthquake. This is uncomfortable, but after an earthquake, there appear new continents, countries, phenomena, mountains, and gorges. This is how a new world is created. — In 2021, you wrote in your article that a new Cold War was unfolding, from which Russia had a chance to emerge victorious. “For this, Russia must choose the correct domestic and foreign policy orientation and, most importantly, stay away from a big war that may develop into a global thermonuclear ...

20.06.2023

On a New Global Order and its Nuclear Dimension

... colonial empires since the Wilsonian moment , if not earlier. Dmitry Trenin: We should take into account also that during the Cold War , the most important region of the world of that time, namely Europe, was clearly pided into spheres of influence and ... ... were not so large as to justify the use of nuclear weapons. Finally, the Cuban Missile crisis of 1962 forced the USSR and the USA to take steps to regulate the confrontation, to begin the negotiation process, which led to the phenomenon of arms control....

30.05.2023

How Russia Must Reinvent Itself to Defeat the West’s ‘Hybrid War’

... towards a direct collision not only exists, but is increasing. The challenge Russia is facing has no equivalents in our history. It’s not just that we have neither allies nor even potential partners left in the West. Frequent comparisons with the Cold War of the mid and late 20th century are inaccurate and rather disorienting. In terms of globalization and new technology, the modern form of confrontation is not only of a larger scale than the previous one, it is also much more intense. Ultimately,...

11.07.2022

Diplomacy After the Procedure

... know little about. When representatives of different communities meet each other, their communication boils down to mutual accusations of lack of goodwill and desire to come to an agreement as borne out quite vividly by the example of Russia and the West.... ... a whole, they cannot provide a sustainable basis for a just international order. This was fully borne out by the end of the Cold War. Maintaining the balance of power and diplomatic dialogue at the strategic level did not prevent an unfair attitude towards ...

04.07.2022

'Red Lines' on Ukraine, Ties With China and More

... and European allies claim Moscow is using energy as a weapon against unfavorable Western policies. Does Russia reject these accusations and will Russia retaliate against U.S. sanctions? It has been said many times that the gas pipeline is an exclusively ... ... stability in the Taiwan strait. As we emphasized in the joint Russia-China article, the U.S. initiative is an evident product of Cold War mentality, it will stoke up ideological confrontation and create new dividing lines. The U.S. understanding of democracy ...

20.12.2021

New Paradigm of US Foreign Policy and Relations with Russia

... Middle East. Both attempts failed again. The first president of the United States to abandon the paradigm of transforming the rest of the world in accordance with American values was Donald Trump. Under his administration, for the first time since the Cold War, the US didn’t initiate any new military interventions, openly declared its refusal to spread democracy by military means, and made a fundamental decision to leave Afghanistan by signing an agreement with the Taliban (banned in Russia). It announced that henceforth, US foreign and defence policy would be focused primarily on the ...

18.11.2021

A ‘Patriotic Heretic’ Favoring Renewal of U.S.-Russian Détente

... ‘cold peace’ [due to the fact that] Russian ideology, [though] domestically popular ..., lacks global appeal (Engle, “A new cold war? ...,” 2014, p. 1). 4 . Cohen, “The parity principle ...,” 1981. 5 . Quoted in Smith, “Architects of American ... ... relations ...,” 2020, p. 7. 10 . Allison and Simes, “Russia and America: stumbling to war ...,” 2015. 11 . Roth, “Thousands march ...,” 2019. 12 . Upon hearing that the U.S. Senate had ratified the expansion of NATO, Kennan reportedly remarked: ...

18.03.2021
 

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    U.S. wants to deter Russia’s military and political activity  
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