Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO

The heritage of the Soviets continues to be reflected in Russian policy-making ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Ukraine decided to be part of the west while seeking to join the European Union and NATO at the same time as the Russian authorities decided to regain Russia’s international s...

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Main Author: Oussama BOUHMAMA
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: University of Constantine 1, Algéria 2015-06-01
Series:Revue des Sciences Humaines
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Online Access:https://revue.umc.edu.dz/h/article/view/2113
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description The heritage of the Soviets continues to be reflected in Russian policy-making ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Ukraine decided to be part of the west while seeking to join the European Union and NATO at the same time as the Russian authorities decided to regain Russia’s international status. When Putin came to power, he was pursuing the expansion of Russian influence over post-Soviet space. Russia raised the idea of the multi-polar world and condemned the prevailing dominance of one country. Putin declared that Russia is going to take its role in a multi-polar international system. In order to create a balance of power, Russia had to create its sphere of influence, Moscow identified the post-Soviet space as its sphere of vital interests, and thus Russian backyard became the first priority in Russian Foreign Policy. Ukraine appeared at the forefront of the political tension between the West and Russia.
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spelling doaj-art-a0dc34dbb9b74751a1bd565d3db0483c2025-08-20T03:56:59ZaraUniversity of Constantine 1, AlgériaRevue des Sciences Humaines2588-20072015-06-01262Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATOOussama BOUHMAMA0Tlemcen University The heritage of the Soviets continues to be reflected in Russian policy-making ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Ukraine decided to be part of the west while seeking to join the European Union and NATO at the same time as the Russian authorities decided to regain Russia’s international status. When Putin came to power, he was pursuing the expansion of Russian influence over post-Soviet space. Russia raised the idea of the multi-polar world and condemned the prevailing dominance of one country. Putin declared that Russia is going to take its role in a multi-polar international system. In order to create a balance of power, Russia had to create its sphere of influence, Moscow identified the post-Soviet space as its sphere of vital interests, and thus Russian backyard became the first priority in Russian Foreign Policy. Ukraine appeared at the forefront of the political tension between the West and Russia. https://revue.umc.edu.dz/h/article/view/2113Ethnic-CrimeaEnergy sectorBilateral relationsNATO
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Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
Revue des Sciences Humaines
Ethnic-Crimea
Energy sector
Bilateral relations
NATO
title Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
title_full Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
title_fullStr Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
title_full_unstemmed Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
title_short Russian -Ukrainian relationsand its impact on NATO
title_sort russian ukrainian relationsand its impact on nato
topic Ethnic-Crimea
Energy sector
Bilateral relations
NATO
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