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Hoe de putschisten uit 1991 toch hebben gewonnen

Dertig jaar geleden pleegden orthodoxe communisten in de regering, samen met de top van het leger en de geheime dienst, een staatsgreep in de
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Russia is an 'island', not ready for détente

Neither expansionism, nor détente with Europe is the answer for the future of the Russian Federation after the break-up of the
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Russia follows traditional imperial and Soviet patterns

Russian analysts see a changing attitude in the Kremlin’s reactions to crises in Belarus, Nagorno-Karabakh and Kyrgyzstan. In their view the Kremlin is becoming more pragmatic. German Russia expert Hannes Adomeit disagrees and argues that Russia just follows traditional imperial Russian (and Soviet) patterns of behaviour.

by Hannes Adomeit
De nieuwe terughoudendheid van het Kremlin: façade of koerswijziging?

Vanaf 2008 zat het Kremlin er in Georgië, Oekraïne, Moldova en Syrië bovenop. De Russische invloedssfeer, de Roesski Mir,
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Let’s not succumb to destabilising myths of spheres of interest

For decades Russia and the West are looking for a ‘reset’ of their relations. To no avail. Who’s to blame? That’s the wrong
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A distorted picture of the domestic reality in Russia

Dmitri Trenin of Carnegie Moscow offers a distorted picture of reality, argues Lilia Shevtsovain her contribution
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Russia’s alienation from the West: who is to blame?

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