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Trauma and resilience among non-displaced in the early phase of the war in Ukraine. [PDF]
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The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
2023Thirty-three years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, one thing is obvious: The resolution of several international crises still depends on relations between the West and Russia. Like it or not, this geopolitical situation is a fact which, however, Americans and Europeans have not been duly taken into consideration since 1989.
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The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
شؤون اجتماعيةAfter a long military buildup, Russian recognition of the unilaterally declared Donetsk People's Republic and the Lugansk People's Republic, and entry of the Russian Armed Forces into the Donbass region of Eastern Ukraine on February 21, 2022, the Russian forces launched a military campaign against Ukraine on February 24, 2022.
Habib Al Badawi, Mohamad Zreik
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Religious Elements in the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
Études maritainiennes / Maritain Studies, 2021The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has not only a political, economic, and military component, but also a religious one. These components co-exist and support each other, both in Ukraine and in Russia. Why? In this essay I try to give an answer by analysing the religious elements of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict from a historical and a phenomenological ...
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GEOSTRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE RUSSIAN- UKRAINIAN CONFLICT
9th INTERNATIONAL FORUM “SAFETY FOR THE FUTURE 2023”, 2023In the history of international relations, there are evident processes in which certain events in them culminate in such a way that they are characterized as - nothing will be like before. Such a process in recent history is the Cold War, and the event is the demolition of the Berlin Wall in 1989.
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The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 1993The ease with which the Russian SFSR was identified with Russia—not only in the former USSR, by the way, but all over the world—requires that a historical sense be found for the new political formations occupying the space of the twice-fallen Russian empire. It is clear to all that what is going on in the former Soviet Union involves epochal changes.
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Russian-Ukrainian Conflict: Causes, State, Prospects
OOO "Zhurnal "Voprosy Istorii", 2022The article deals with the problems of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The main attention is paid to the reasons that led to a deep crisis in interstate relations. The analysis of the current state of the conflict, the scientific forecast of the consequences of its resolution is given.
Alexandr Chemshit +2 more
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The influence of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on the euro
2023The beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, like any conflict of such proportions in the past, caused a significant disruption of international, financial, monetary and trade flows, primarily due to the sanctions imposed by the collective West on the Russian economy and the imposed ban on the import of energy, grains and other products of Russian ...
Taskovski, Filip, Paceskoski, Vlatko
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The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict and the Future World Order
Russian Politics, 2023Abstract This paper addresses the resilience demonstrated by the international system when confronted by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The author argues that this resilience might not be sustainable and that in the mid-term perspective we might observe some explicit disintegration in the system that affects multilateral institutions, international ...
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