Примеры использования Russian foreign policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Armenia in the sphere of Russian foreign policy in the first three decades of 18th century;
The article provides a number of key ideas, which, to the large extent,can be observed in Russian foreign policy discourse to this day.
There is the impression that Russian foreign policy has become a complete fiasco in the CIS.
Fortunately, this time there was nothing like that, no'giveaway draughts' andinflated expectations, the Russian foreign policy often contains.
At the end of the Cold War, Russian foreign policy could have taken one of three broad directions.
The forum had no visible consequences andcan be viewed more as an informal claim of the Motherland party for a role in the Russian foreign policy.
Nevertheless, the authors claim that:" Russian foreign policy of the last decade was mostly successful.
Current Russian foreign policy is indeed more likely to be explained as a whole by realism, as leaders seek to redress an imbalance of power with NATO.
Her research focuses on information warfare, Russian foreign policy, media and minority affairs.
Over the past few years Russian foreign policy has been trying to regain the markets which Russia lost, and this is hardly possible without the help of the government.
Scepticism towards the West's strategy for democratization had emerged in Russian foreign policy discourse even before the colour revolutions.
She teaches courses on Russian foreign policy at Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences in Yerevan.
The author suggests a new approach to the study of the Livonian War and its place in Russian foreign policy in the late sixteenth century.
One can therefore argue that for the Russian foreign policy strategists, the economy is neither so important, nor comprehensible.
Astrakhanskaya Street, Saratov, 410012 Associate Professor of IR, Department of International Relations and Russian Foreign Policy History PhD alexeyevds@rambler. ru http.
The topic which dominated Russian foreign policy and completely monopolized TV air time just a few months ago, is seemingly completely now gone from the agenda.
Cooperation between the Russian Federation andthe United Nations in the field of outer space would continue to be a priority of Russian foreign policy.
After the presentation of the book in the RCSC a seminar devoted to modern Russian foreign policy and the state of our relationship with the Muslim countries was held.
That being said, Russian foreign policy is inherently reactive: Moscow reacts to external"irritants", rather than developing its own foreign policy agenda.
At the end of May, The Council of Foreign and Defense Policy(SVOP)introduced the long awaited theses on Russian foreign policy of late 2010- early 2020s.
In the period until the end of 1993, Russian foreign policy could be called anything but coordinated.1 The closing sentence of 1993 Foreign Policy Concept reads as follows.
Russia Saratov Saratov State University, 83 Astrakhanskaya Street, Saratov, 410012 Professor of International Relations and Russian Foreign Policy Department Doctor of Political Sciences airen1@yandex. ru http.
This course will focus on Russian foreign policy as a whole, but will put special emphasis on present-day Russian foreign policy-making, and Russia-Kazakhstan relations in particular.
All this raises questions about the motives and objectives of such moves and about the way they fit into the context of relations between Moscow and Central Asian countries,the military campaign in Syria and Russian foreign policy in general?
It is impossible now to imagine how Russian foreign policy will look like in six years, but certain trends will inevitably remain dominant throughout the new term of Putin's presidency.
Moscow is keen to be part of an Iran, Russia, Syria, Iraq Shiite alliance, as a way to leverage their power in the Middle East" said Stephen Blank,an expert on Russian foreign policy at the American Foreign Policy Council.
As regards the Russian foreign policy on frozen conflicts in former Soviet countries, I agree with the member of the scientific council of the Moscow-based Karnegi Centre, Alexei Malashenko, who clearly said.
Considering the fact that the NATO bombing campaign on Serbia was seen as a catastrophic humiliation in Russian foreign policy circles, Putin is now intent on reasserting Russian strength and gaining respect on the world stage.
Russian foreign policy doctrine is widely supported in the Russian community and is based on the key principles which have been forming in the last two decades and have proved their effectiveness in practice.
With the likelihood of Putin's continued reign combined with the potential longevity of his vast siloviki network,it seems certain that active measures will continue to play a key role in Russian foreign policy well into the foreseeable future.