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ID144943
Title ProperFacing an arc of crisis
LanguageENG
AuthorMonaghan, Andrew
Summary / Abstract (Note)In NATO and some Western capitals, there are those who point to Russian aggression, neo-imperialism and even militarization, thanks to the sharp increase in Russian defense spending. Russia is seen to be part of an arc of crisis around the alliance, "tearing up the international rule book" and threatening Euro-Atlantic security. Seen from Moscow, however, the picture appears rather different. Indeed, official Russian documents and speeches also point to a wider international environment that is seen to be increasingly unstable, even threatening; indeed it can be said that Russia also faces an "arc of crisis" around it.
`In' analytical NoteRussia in Global Affairs Vol. 14, No.1; Jan-Mar 2016: p.53-61
Journal SourceRussia in Global Affairs 2016-01 14, 1
Key WordsNATO ;  Russia ;  International Instability ;  Arc of Crisis