Hybrid war: The real reason fighting stopped in Ukraine – for now http://t.co/dNfYBJ5atr vía @Reuters — Eurasian Hub (@eurasianhub) February 27, 2015
Tag Archives: Russia
febrero
25
Cyprus Signs Military Deal With Russia
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Piloto del 450 Escuadrón de Helicópteros de Ataque, mando Aéreo de Chipre, con su helicóptero de ataque Mi-35PN Hind-F, de fabricación rusa. De momento, el acuerdo con Moscú supone la utiliación de puertos chiipriotas para naves rusas en misiones internacionales, pero podría ampliarse a la base aérea de Paphos. Cyprus Signs Military Deal With Russia: […]
febrero
23
Could Russia join the fight against ISIS by arming Libya?
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Miliciano libio en Sirte, otoño 2014 Could Russia join the fight against ISIS by arming Libya? – Russia Direct – http://t.co/zRHNce6lmi — Eurasian Hub (@eurasianhub) March 1, 2015
febrero
20
T90 argelinos
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Continúa el envolvimiento ruso de Europa por el sur. La noticia saltó el pasado 20 de febrero y se combinaba con la propuesta rusa de intervenir en Libia, en la lucha contra Daesh, al parecer con cierto apoyo de Renzi, desde Roma. Des chars russes T90 bientôt fabriqués en Algérie Algérie1.com.- Par Mourad Arbani | 20/02/2015 […]
septiembre
05
For Russia, Ideal Scenario In Ukraine Might Just Be The BiH Model
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For Russia, Ideal Scenario In #Ukraine Might Just Be The Bosnian Model (2014) http://t.co/xlYCYctI73 vía @RFERL #Bosnia — GReHA (@HistoriaActual) February 21, 2015
mayo
23
How Ukrainian arms-dealing connects to Syria’s bloody civil war
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How Ukrainian arms-dealing connects to Syria’s bloody civil war http://t.co/cFw1sOwkKr vía @qz — GReHA (@HistoriaActual) February 20, 2015
abril
22
Germany Helped Prep Russia for War, U.S. Sources Say
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Germany Helped Prep Russia for War, U.S. Sources Say (2014) http://t.co/taYLtjnHjU vía @joshrogin — GReHA (@HistoriaActual) February 21, 2015
octubre
07
Most visited website per Country
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Most visited website per Country weighted by Internet Population Posted By Catherine A. Traywick, Passport / FP, October 3, 2013 Sure, it’s not all that surprising that Google and Facebook are the most visited websites in almost every country. But what’s more interesting is where they’re not. Using public data from the web traffic service Alexa, the […]
octubre
06
Vladimir Putin’s immensely powerful modern-day KGB
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RIA Novosti – Andrei Stenin Vladimir Putin’s immensely powerful modern-day KGB Shaun Walker, The Guardian, Sunday 6 October 2013 The FSB is much more than just an ordinary security service. Combining the functions of an elite police force with those of a spy agency, and wielding immense power, it has come a long way since the early […]
octubre
05
With Russia in Middle East, China Claims Central Asia
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Chinese President Xi Jinping speaks with his Kazakh counterpart Nursultan Nazarbayev after being awarded an honorary Doctorate from Nazarbayev University in Astana. ©AFP With Russia in Middle East, China Claims Central Asia By Zachary Keck, The Diplomat, October 2, 2013 Russia’s Middle East policy is all the rage these days. An article in the Washington Post on Tuesday notes […]
septiembre
17
China and Kazakhstan
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Kazakhstan: A worker welds a pipeline section imported from China. Daily traffic of trucks coming from China, loaded with pipes, is really significant. China and Kazakhstan: Inevitability of Beijing’s Growing Influence Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 10 Issue: 153 August 16, 2013 By: Alexander Kim For centuries, China was a major source of wealth for […]
Panarin’s Map
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(Laris Karklis/Washington Post) Source: WorldViews, By Max Fisher and the Washington Post Foreign Staff Professor Igor Panarin became a minor celebrity in Russia when he first unveiled his grim prediction for the future of the United States, which was widely covered by Russian state media and treated as credible. Panarin said the United States would break apart […]
Accession to the EU: Serbia should ‘’Icelandize’’ its European policy
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Accession to the EU: Serbia should ‘’Icelandize’’ its European policy IBNA INTERVIEW – Živadin Jovanović, former Yugoslav Foreign Minister By Miloš Mitrović – Belgrade “After the European Union Council had announced the start of the accession negotiations with Serbia, the statements by the EU representatives in this regard were mainly general. They said that the […]
Mongolian mega-mine set to transform country
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Mongolian mega-mine set to transform country Huge project will boost GDP, but some are worried about its environmental impact Rebecca Falconer, AlJazeera, 05 Jun 2013 Khanbogd, Mongolia – The vast Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine, in the wilderness of the Gobi Desert, is set to put this former communist nation on the international mining map. Anglo-Australian […]
The Slow Boat from China
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For consumption to play its proper role in China’s economy, three sets of reforms are essential: services-led job creation, urbanization, and a well-funded social safety net. The objective is to boost the consumption of Chinese citizens from its current share of 35 percent of GDP (by contrast, it is 71 percent in the United States) […]
Vladimir Putin’s Fourth Vector
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Photo: FP – «The No-Show», by Dmitry Trenin Vladimir Putin’s Fourth Vector Changes in Russian Foreign Policy By Dmitry Trenin, Russia in Global Affairs, June 30, 2013 Russia has pursued a multi-vector foreign policy since 2000, when Vladimir Putin began his first term as Russian president. Putin focused on establishing strong alliance – type relations […]
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Should the Use of Chemical Weapons Prompt a US Attack in Syria?
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DaDan Barkley Obama and Kerry and the War in Syria, by Dag Barkley, April 9, 2013 If it is Determined that the Assad Regime Used Chemical Weapons Against Civilians, Should the United States and its Allies Attack Syria? Posted by Matthew Barber on Monday, August 26th, 2013 In answer to this question, Joshua Landis and […]