Three possible scenarios of a political solution to the Ukrainian crisis: cold war, cold peace, and peaceful coexistence . Today we witness the realization of the last, intermediate scenario, which, in addition to everything else, is a Soviet legacy. In the Soviet times the peaceful coexistence theory was tested in the USSR as a form of continuation of class struggle, which promoted ties with nations with a different economic vision . Nowadays, it is tested as a scenario for cooperation with nations...
... for returning “the spirit of nationalism” on European continent and warned Moscow from “willing to let tanks roll across European borders”.
There is also no common public opinion among German inhabitants as a reaction on the crisis in Ukraine. After referendum of March 16, 2014 and followed annexation of Crimea “Der Spiegel” magazine published his polling results on question how much understanding do Germans have on Russian actions in Crimea? 23% respondents have ...
Although German politicians sighed with relief an agreement on the settlement of crisis in Ukraine, this sense of relief is long gone. Germany saw in the agreement of February 21, 2014 a glimmer of hope and a potential opportunity to settle the conflict and legitimize the country’s new government after an election. According ...
