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Goodbye, U.S. Foreign Policy

... Trump. In this sense, the leaked telephone talk between the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, and Donald Trump served as a perfect reason to intensify domestic pressure on the American President, who arguably conditioned military assistance to Ukraine in exchange for investigation of Democratic presidential hopeful for 2020, Joe Biden. In this respect, the assumption is that if Trump's opponents eventually succeed, among other things, they will completely reverse his foreign policy trajectory. But isn't it too late? The geography of U.S. allies worldwide is also uneven. Germany, France, Britain, Israel, Japan and many other states are more cautious about following and being guided by the American path. One thing for ...

13.11.2019

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The Marginalia of Russia’s Foreign Policy Today

... Elena Alekseenkova: Eurasia in Russian Foreign Policy: Interests, Opportunities and Constraints Since 2014, Russia–Ukraine relations have been extremely tense. Today, they are far from the understanding stipulated in the 2013 Concept of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation: “…build up relations with Ukraine as a priority partner within the CIS, contribute to its participation in extended integration processes.” [2] The unresolved issue of South-East Ukraine and the fact that the international community does not recognize Crimea as a legal entity ...

01.08.2016

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