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Russia In The Mirror Of World Policy

23/01/2011 by ORIENTAL REVIEW

By Tatyana Tallerova (Russia) Last year Russia not only managed to establish and consolidate its positions at the international arena, but also set the foundation for the further growth of the state authority in 2011. The most important event was the creation of the Customs Eurasian Economic Union of Russia, […]

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New Security Architecture, Born at Safe Haven of Lisbon

23/11/2010 by ORIENTAL REVIEW

Gregory TINSKY (Russia) In antique Phoenician language “Lisbon” meant the “safe haven”. This beautiful city has already been a cradle of one historical agreement — the Lisbon Treaty, which revived the European Union. Now we may say that Lisbon also became a place of birth for the new European security […]

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Building a pan-Eurasian security community?

15/05/2010 by ORIENTAL REVIEW

Adrian Pabst (UK) With the post-cold war moment of US unilateralism passing, the new age of multilateralism is firmly grounded in improved bilateral relations. In recent times, the clearest example of this trend is the “reset” of US-Russia relations. By contrast with a dangerous escalation of tensions between East and […]

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