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091047
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2009.
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Since the fall of the communist regimes, we have been witnessing in Europe two phenomena that dominate the geopolitical scene: on the one hand there is integration, with the advance of the borders of the European Union (EU) towards the east through its two enlargements, and on the other hand there is disintegration, as expressed by social crisis, and latent tensions and conflicts in the countries found beyond the said border. This article focuses on the geopolitical changes that came about on the eastern border of Europe (Romania-Moldova-Ukraine) and the border relations between these three countries after the fall of the Soviet Union, and the integration of Romania into the EU. This is both a multidimensional and ethno-territorial border, associated with tensions and conflict.1 Using the territorial dialectic of the globalisation argument, we are able to analyse, describe and interpret from a theoretical-empirical standpoint, the two current discussions about that border: opening by means of cooperation, or closing by means of control and security.
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090132
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2009.
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India's western border has occupied most of its attention and resources. But the security threats now coming from its eastern border are no less serious. In fact, extra attention to the western border has made countries like Pakistan and their notorious intelligence agencies, such as the inter-service intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan, change their tactics and use the less monitorred eastern border to create trouble.
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138061
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TEN YEARS AGO, on October 14, 2004, a package of documents was signed with respect to the Russian-Chinese border on an island section at the confluence of the Amur and Ussuri rivers and near an island in the upper reaches of the Argun River. This brought to an end the 40-year long marathon of complicated, hard, and intermittent negotiations on the settlement of border issues between the two neighboring countries
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146846
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