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Monthly Archives: January 2022
The US Strategic Provocations before and during the Olympic Games: The Stakes Are Growing
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- 16 January 2022
Introduction. To make your foe act in a definite way through the planned escalation of events, thereby making him lose his position and his tangible and intangible assets – that is the essence of any international provocation. In history, one can find many examples of strategic provocations with long term goals and, very often, grave and long-term international consequences. The Gulf of Tonkin incident in August 1964 – where a North Vietnamese to citește mai mult
Russian Leadership Changes: How it was, is and how it might be
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- 3 January 2022
Now that 2022 is finally here, it means Russia’s next presidential election is just two years away. The way has been paved for Vladimir Putin to run again if he chooses. The will he/won’t he? question is a favourite of pundits as is speculation of a potential or likely successor. Russia’s next leader will be immensely consequential, as will the time when he or she takes over.
It’s certainly possible that by the end of t
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