Trenin Dmitry
Ukraine and The World: What Russia Wants // Politique Etrangere. 2024. Issue 1. P. 51-64. DOI 10.3917/pe.241.0051.
ISSN 0032-342X
Ukraine and The World: What Russia Wants // Politique Etrangere. 2024. Issue 1. P. 51-64. DOI 10.3917/pe.241.0051.
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ISSN 0032-342X
After the end of the Cold War, Russia genuinely tried to become part of the West. NATO’s constant eastward expansion came to symbolize the West’s refusal to establish a new partnership on an equal footing with Russia. For Moscow, the war in Ukraine not only entails considerable internal restructuring, but also, and most importantly, a complete volte-face in its foreign policy. This reversal involves a new vision of international relations and is set to last.
Keywords: Ukraine | Cold War | Russia | international relations |
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