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NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
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NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
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Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
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Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
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Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
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Commentary: Russia Must Walk a Fine Line With West Amid Crises in Ukraine, Syria
Russia entered 2015 burdened by a confrontation with Ukraine and the Western countries, which had thrown their weight behind Kiev. Western hostility took the form of painful economic sanctions against Moscow.
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NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
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Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
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Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
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Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
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Commentary: Russia Must Walk a Fine Line With West Amid Crises in Ukraine, Syria
Russia entered 2015 burdened by a confrontation with Ukraine and the Western countries, which had thrown their weight behind Kiev. Western hostility took the form of painful economic sanctions against Moscow.
-
NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
-
Director of Moscow-based think tank CAST: Putin is a leader made for the Russian Federation
Russia will continue to pursue a cautious and conservative program of bolstering its military capability, with an emphasis on gradual technological modernization.
-
Moscow-based think tank director: Russia’s unexpected military victory in Syria
The West tends to ignore the success of the Russian military intervention in Syria, and pays little attention to the various aspects of Russian military activity in that country. Clearly, this is not a pleasant topic for the Western political and military observers whose predictions that Putin would get bogged down in Syria have proved…
-
Ruslan Pukhov: Pulling Back the Veil on the Syrian Conflict
After more than a year of the Russian military intervention in Syria, the results so far are not an unalloyed success.
-
Commentary: Russia Must Walk a Fine Line With West Amid Crises in Ukraine, Syria
Russia entered 2015 burdened by a confrontation with Ukraine and the Western countries, which had thrown their weight behind Kiev. Western hostility took the form of painful economic sanctions against Moscow.
