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Understanding Cooperation in Russian–Turkish Energy Relations

Comparative Southeast European Studies
This article conceptualises one of the most important factors shaping the Russian–Turkish multidimensional partnership—the dynamics around energy.
Akgül Pınar
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The Intensification of Russian- Turkish Relations: the Essence and the Prospect

Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2012
Russian-Turkish relations are developing difficultly, mutual distrust still presents, many regional problems are not settled, at the same time Russia is not interested in Turkish expansion in Eurasia.
Y. S. Kudryashova
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THE TRANSFORMATION PERIODS IN THE RUSSIAN-TURKISH RELATIONS (1991-2016)

Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2017
Russian-Turkish relations, spanning more than five centuries, have gone through a number of trials. However, at the end of the 20th and at the beginning of the 21st century these relations became especially dynamic. Transformations of the relations occur
D. G. Bdoyan
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The Return of President Putin and Russian–Turkish Relations [PDF]

SAGE Open, 2013
By the time of Vladimir Putin’s return to the presidency of Russia in May 2012, the Russian–Turkish rapprochement that began over a decade earlier had become a significant fixture of the Eurasian landscape.
James W. Warhola, Egemen B. Bezci
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Smokestacks and Pipelines: Russian-Turkish Relations and the Persistence of Economic Development [PDF]

Diplomatic History, 2020
When Aleksei Kosygin visited Turkey in 1975 for the inaugural firing of a massive Soviet-built steelworks, he laid out an ideologically charged vision of development: “unlike the Americans with their Coca-Cola factories, we contribute to industrialization.”1 The Soviet chairman of the council of ministers picked an unusual audience for his ...
Samuel J Hirst
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Geopolitics of Russian-Turkish Relations in the Black Sea Region

RUDN Journal of Political Science, 2021
The Black Sea region has a special geopolitical significance for at least two states - Russia and Turkey. In order to identify the key factors that complicate regional cooperation between the two countries, the article considers the main problems of ...
Vladimir A. Avatkov, Pavel A. Gudev
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RUSSIAN-TURKISH RELATIONS IN THE 1990S AND 2010S

RUDN Journal of World History, 2016
The article is devoted to the development of Russian-Turkish relations in economic, political, military-technical and cultural spheres. Particular attention is given to the economy, especially to the oil and gas sector, which became the main engine of ...
A S Khodunov
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Factors affecting Russian-Turkish relations in the energy sphere at the present stage [PDF]

, 2020
The article is devoted to the research of Russian-Turkish relations in the energy sphere at the present stage. The peculiarity of the Russian-Turkish relations in the energy sphere is the contradictory situation in which, on the one hand, Turkey needs constant energy supplies to maintain its economic growth, on the other hand, Turkey is afraid of ...
Irina V. Zeleneva, Ekaterina A. Savkina
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Analysis of Russian Foreign Policy from Aspect of Russian Turkish Relations

Open Journal of Political Science, 2019
According to August 1996 records the last official status of Chechnya was postponed till 2001. Until that time Chechnya would be accepted independent in the presidency of Aslan Mashadov, the official general. However, this defeat was disgraceful according to Moscow and it was just a war that each side desired to revenge and test each other.
Elnur Hasan Mikail
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Russia and Turkey in Regional and Geopolitical Space

Контуры глобальных трансформаций: политика, экономика, право, 2021
The article is devoted to examine Russian-Turkish relations in the historical retrospective review. The regional and geopolitical goals which Russia had to realize in XVII – beginning XX centuries and which is stipulated the necessity to ensure Russia ...
B. V. Dolgov
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