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Legacy Of “Friendly Neutrality” Goals Of Soviet Policy

... the Zaporozhye Army, which then led to a series of RussianTurkey wars. As is commonly known, throughout the period from 1676 until 1918, there were eleven such wars. The events from those centuries have been thoroughly researched [Zhukov, 2009; 2012; Russia and the Black Sea Straits…1999; Kurat, 2011; Finkel, 2005] in the annals of Russia-Turkey relations. Much to our regret, however, developments from the not-so-distant 20 th century, when relations between the Turkish Republic and the Soviet Union followed another ...

19.11.2024

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Chinese Octopus: How China Is Taking Over the Post-Soviet Space

... similar situation with Russia, unable to generate a constructive dialogue in the post-Soviet space, finds itself in a pattern of Chinese dependence while ensuring the security of the infrastructure that does not belong to it. What is the future of Sino-Russian and Sino-EU relations in the Black Sea? Nobody can tell for sure at the moment, even if it seems obvious farming, wine, and post-Soviet industrial sector have all reasons to focus on China instead of the EU and Russian markets. Bibliography Klimenko Ekaterina, Protracted Armed Conflicts ...

18.06.2019

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