Russia's non-strategic nuclear forces

Article Abstract:

The Russian government has demonstrated its intention to retain the non-strategic nuclear weapons it inherited from the former Soviet Union. Some analysts have advocated the US encouraging Russia to reduce these weapons by withdrawing their similar weapons from Europe, but this would only damage the integrity of Western security.

Management, Military policy, Nuclear weapons

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The long sunset of strategic partnership: Russia's evolving China policy

Article Abstract:

The strategic partnership between Moscow and Beijing is the greatest Russian foreign policy achievement. Although there is no early prospect of confrontation, the Russia-China strategic partnership is giving way to a growing strategic divergence.

China, International politics, International relations, Beijing, China, Moscow, Russia (City)

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Putin's Russia: slowing the pendulum without stopping the clock

Article Abstract:

The policies of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his role in the country's most important political issues, is examined.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Putin, Vladimir, Executive power

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