Russia's New Policy in the Post-Soviet Space:
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Chisinau [Moldova, Republic of]
IDIS VIITORUL Institutul pentru Dezoltare si Initiative Sociale
2012
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| Beschreibung: | The return of Vladimir Putin as President elected for six years was not necessarily a surprise for the Russians and the international community, but the absolutely specific way in which elections took place in the Russian Federation and the international context turbulence gave this event a special importance. While major western partners of Russia were reserved if not even dissatisfied, for the post-Soviet area this political castling may mean that some geopolitical projects and military architecture will be more dynamic and was treated with great interest. Often, within the public space of the former Soviet republics, Russia's internal political process and investing of the most powerful politician in the last twelve years came to be understood sometimes as a prerequisite for a new destiny. The Republic of Moldova is quite receptive to all "geopolitical engineering" of Russia, while some Moldovan political parties and information sources support from within the realization of a geopolitical project that Vladimir Putin intends to achieve during the current presidential term |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource(1 p. 6) |
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