Open Dialogue Research Journal
In the aftermath of WW II in April 1949, NATO began with the twelve countries on both sides of the North Atlantic: the UK, France, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, the United States, Belgium, Canada, Italy, Portugal, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland in support of international cooperation without territorial expansion. Russia, which received […]
Putting it all together, Putin implied flexibility towards territorial compromises as a quid pro quo for the restoration of Ukrainian minorities’ rights, demanded the demarcation of their border instead of “grey zones”, and rejected the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine under any conditions. Putin’s latest meeting with US Special […]
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