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The Evolution Of Russia’s Ukraine Strategy – Analysis

The 2004 Orange Revolution, a wave of street protests that fueled the rise of a pro-Western government in Kiev, will likely be remembered by future historians as the very first modern episode in the drama that would eventually lead to the current Ukraine War. This turning point was enthusiastically supported …

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NATO And Russia Both Aim To Fail – OpEd

It’s impossible for either side to see, but Russia and NATO depend on each other. Whichever side you’re on, you agree with weapons-maker propaganda that the available actions in the world are (1) war, and (2) doing nothing;you ignore the historical record of nonviolent action succeeding more often than war;and …

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New Concepts but Old Problems: NATO’s New Strategic Concept

The plans for NATO outlined at the Madrid summit include some major changes to the Alliance’s posture. But the real work starts now in translating political rhetoric into action. NATO has unveiled its new Strategic Concept, which defines the Alliance’s purpose to 2030. It’s the eighth in its history and …

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