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Why care about Ukraine and the Budapest Memorandum

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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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Ukraine: Looking forward, five years after the Maidan Revolution

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Brookings, 22.02.2019
Steven K. Pifer, embajador(r) y académico norteamericano(Center for 21 Century Security & Intelligence)
Five years after the Maidan Revolution drove out an authoritarian president, Ukraine has made significant progress on domestic reform and agreed on the goal of becoming a normal European state. However, Ukraine has more to do, and it has to pursue further...
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The battle for Azov: Round 1 goes to Russia

Artículo
Brookings, 03.12.2018
Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (Center for 21st Century Security and
Intelligence)
On November 25, Russian border patrol ships attacked and seized three Ukrainian naval vessels attempting to transit from the Black Sea to the Sea of Azov via the Kerch Strait. That violated both maritime law and a 2003 Ukraine-Russia agreement that...
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Rusia recupera hegemonía

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El Mercurio, 17.08.2018
Jaime Lagos Erazo, abogado y embajador (r)
Desde la desintegración de la ex Unión Soviética, la actual Rusia, bajo su nuevo zar, Vladimir Putin, paulatinamente ha estado reconstruyendo ese antiguo Imperio. Con este designio, una vez asegurada una mayor presencia en el Ártico, la política expansionista rusa se dirigió hacia el sur, para asegurar una...
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La doble cara de Putin

Editorial
El País, 01.08.2018
La proyección internacional de Moscú maquilla sus debilidades internas
Moscú se ha ofrecido para coordinar el regreso de 1,7 millones de sirios que se instalaron en los países fronterizos tras huir de la larga guerra que asoló su país y que, poco a poco, empieza a formar parte del pasado. Lo hizo en Beirut,...
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Russia’s Wars and Trump

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The RAND Blog, 11.07.2018 
William H. Courtney (ex embajador-RAND) y Colin P. Clarke (cientista político-RAND)
When Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump meet next Monday in Helsinki, Russia's wars in Syria and eastern Ukraine will likely weigh heavily on the summit. But unless Moscow agrees to withdraw its forces, and there's been no sign of this for...
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How Ukraine Views Russia and the West

Columna
Ambassadors Review, Fall 2017
Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano
Following the Soviet Union’s collapse, Ukraine and Russia maintained relations that at times were testy, but their differences largely appeared manageable. That changed in 2014, when the Kremlin used military force to seize Crimea and then supported armed separatism in the eastern Ukrainian region of...
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Kremlin Untruths Boomerang

Columna
rand.org, 04.12.2016
William Courtney, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (RAND Corp.)
The main sources of strain in Moscow's ties with the West are actions, such as Russia's aggression in Ukraine. But untruths, such as Moscow's repeated denials of interference in the 2016 U.S. election, add fuel to the fire. They can provoke stronger...
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How Ukraine Views Russia and the West

Artículo
Ambassadors Review, (Fall 2017)
Steven K. Pifer, ex embajador norteamericano en Ucrania y académico (Brookings Institution)
Following the Soviet Union’s collapse, Ukraine and Russia maintained relations that at times were testy, but their differences largely appeared manageable. That changed in 2014, when the Kremlin used military force to seize Crimea and then supported armed separatism in the...
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