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By means of various researches and available reports, the paper will examine the root causes of the crisis and its impact on various groups.... The paper "The Crimean Crisis" highlights that it is necessary for the global leaders to find diplomatic solutions, such as increasing autonomous status and political powers of Crimea and its government and solve the issues without any military intervention.... The Crimean crisis has been considered a significant global issue that has caused a severe impact on relations between the western world and Russia and its allies....
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The paper 'Vladimir Putin's Russia and the End of Revolution' presents the Soviet Union that was one of the most powerful countries of its time and which collapsed due to factors that may include poor governance, dictatorship, corruption, and failure to win and maintain the trust of the people.... This was not the only concern to Putin considering that Russia economy was also at its worse and the foreign policy at its death bed.... Putin left office, he preferred a leader who would continue ruling russian the way he did and the one who would not criticize his administration....
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hellip; Crimeria became part of the Russian empire in 1783; in 1795, the region merged into the Novorossiysk Governorate, later as the Russian governments kept changing Crimeria was incorporated into its own state.... When the second world war ended many indigenous crimerian Tatar were deported, the Russian governments stripped Crimeria of its autonomy.... This began the crisis between the Russian government and the Ukrainian government, in 2014 they reached its tip point, Victor Yanukovych greatly supported by the Euromaidan movement sparked the political crisis in Crimeria....
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he Chairman of the European Security Forum, Francois Heisbourg stated that there is a striking difference between the external challenges facing the European Union (EU) and its members and the great, increasing internal difficulties within Europe, which impair the ability of the EU to act as a significant player on the international scene (Emerson, 2007: 1).... This paper 'The European Union's Neighborhood Policy - to What Extent It Aims to Secure the Stability and Security of the EU Itself" focuses on the fact that the EU's engagement with its neighbourhood can be considered a highly distinctive and dynamic feature of Europe's foreign and security policy....
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The paper "Should Russia Be Considered a Democratic State" discusses that it is wise to note that russian is not a fully democratic country as the leaders claim (Sakwa, 2011, p.... The issue of democracy has exhaustively been analyzed with the accordance with the structure of the russian government in the aim of answering whether Russia is a democratic state as from the governance of the year 1991 to 2012.... It is worth to analyze the structural nature of the russian government (Fish, 2005....
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In 2006, its religious composition was as follows: 2% Christians, 13% Muslims, and 18% Russian Orthodox (Burns 556).... While in the year 2007, its poverty rate stood at 13.... It offers both international and domestic flights from its hub.... The paper 'The russian Federation as the Largest Country in the World' focuses on a country in the world located in the Asian continent.... The russian government has initiated several programs to boost domestic tourism....
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its economic consideration in Northeast Asia more so in the Republic of Korea is a cause of disagreement with the USA....
russian interest in Korea explains the existence of a gap with America.... Shaping transportation systems, energy, and economic growth with Korea is the ultimate russian intention.... If North Korea manages to stop the weapons program, it would benefit from the russian supply of nuclear and other energy....
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threatened military action but resorted to giving its assistance to the Ukrainian government....
The Cuban missile crisisDuring the start of the Cold War, the USSR grabbed every opportunity for expanding its buffer zone with the West.... Russia tested its atomic bomb in the year 1949.... developed a more powerful bomb, the H-bomb, and the USSR developed its own one year later.... The paper "Effects of the Cuban Missile crisis on the US-Russia Relations" tells that after the Cuban crisis, the U....
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