Archivos de Categoría: Crimea

Russia’s Lethal Identity Crisis

Artículo
Project Syndicate, 22.02.2022
Carl Bildt, exministro de RREE, exprimer ministro y reputado diplomático sueco
The current conflict over Ukraine is the latest installment in Russian President Vladimir Putin's effort to reprise his country's nineteenth-century imperial glory days. To ground imperial ambitions in old national myths is as dangerous in Russia’s case as it is everywhere else...
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The View from Kyiv

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Project Syndicate, 04.02.2022
Slawomie Sierakowski, fundador del Krytyka Polityczna y académico 
(German Council on Foreign Relations)
If Ukrainians often seem to be resigned to the inevitability of war, that is because they have already been fighting Russia for eight years. What Western political leaders are finally starting to realize is that if they are to preserve...
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Turmoil Will Continue Until a Modified Global Order Emerges

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Strategic Culture, 07.02.2022
Alastair Crooke, exdiplomático británico-europeo y fundador del Conflict Forum-Beirut
Ukraine has morphed – unexpectedly – from the Washington perspective from an ‘useful distraction’ to becoming Biden’s dilemma
What will we do if the West does not listen to reason?”, noted Sergei Lavrov. “Well, the President of Russia has already said ‘what’ [it will do]”....
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¿Guerra con Rusia?

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La Ventana Ciudadana, 30.01.2022
Samuel Fernández Illanes, abogado, embajador (r) y académico (Facultad de Derecho-UCEN)
Se lo pregunta la comunidad internacional. Preocupa por sobre todo a Estados Unidos y a Europa, bastante desorientados. El mundo ha puesto mayor atención y los mercados se resienten, y el futuro es más incierto. Putin trata de ser escudriñado en...
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La crisis en Ucrania no debería ser indiferente para Argentina

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Infobae, 26.01.2022
Roberto García Moritán, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE argentino
El presidente Alberto Fernández debería mostrarse en Moscú a favor de la paz y conforme los principios consagrados en la Carta de las Naciones Unidas
La crisis de seguridad en Europa del Este se encuentra en un punto crítico ante el riesgo que el...
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What Biden should say to Putin on Ukraine

Blog
Brookings, 06.12.2021
Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (Brookings)
President Joe Biden will hold a secure video call with Russian President Vladimir Putin December 7 against the backdrop of a menacing Russian military build-up near Ukraine. U.S. intelligence believes the Russians may amass 175,000 troops near its western neighbor early in 2022. Does Putin intend...
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Anglo-American tripwire traps Russian bear

Blog
Indian Punchline, 03.07.2021
M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indio
The Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated in black and white during a nationally telecast interview on June 30 that the mysterious incident a week earlier involving a British guided missile destroyer HMS Defender off Crimea in the Black Sea was an act of ‘provocation’. Putin called it...
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La UE debe repensar su relación con Rusia

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La Opinión de Málaga, 22·02·21
Jorge Dezcállar de Mazarredo, Embajador de España, ex director del CNI y columnista
La UE debe repensar su relación con Rusia
Rusia puede ser muchas cosas a la vez para Europa: un aliado esporádico, un suministrador energético, o una amenaza sistémica, no siempre es un vecino amistoso, pero siempre es importante. Que...
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Ukraine – Then and Now

Entrevista [Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano]
Brookings, 03.09.2020
Vital Interests Forum
Vital Interests: Steven, thanks for talking to us about Ukraine in the Vital Interests Forum . As a former Foreign Service officer you have expertise in this region and served as its Ambassador from 1998 to 2000 - a time when Ukraine was...
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Why care about Ukraine and the Budapest Memorandum

Blog
Brookings, 05.12.2019
Steven K. Pifer, economista (Stanford), embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (Brookings)
Since 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, the United States has provided Ukraine with $3 billion in reform and military assistance and $3 billion in loan guarantees. U.S. troops in western Ukraine train their Ukrainian colleagues. Washington, in concert with the European Union, has...
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