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RUSSIAN - EUROPEAN RELATIONS (2) answer(s).
 
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Energy control room for the whole of Eurasia / Pritchin, Stanislav   Article
Pritchin, Stanislav Article
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Summary/Abstract The Ukrainian crisis has brought Russian-European relations to a head, affecting many areas including the energy sector. In response to downright opposition from the European Union, Russia has cancelled the South Stream project. In turn, the European Commission is devising another plan to reduce the EU's dependence on Russia. In particular, it is discussing an idea to establish an EU energy union and work out a unified oil and gas purchasing policy for European companies. A "non-aggression energy pact" could be a way out of this stalemate between the neighbors. This pact would register the current level of cooperation and lay out plans for starting a discussion on a new format of their interaction in the future.
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Russian-German relations in the context of elections to the Bun / Belov, V   Journal Article
Belov, V Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract IN 2013, special attention is focused on the state and prospects of the whole complex of relations between Russia and Germany: parliamentary elections in Germany, scheduled for September 22, 2013, will usher in a new four-year period of our cooperation. Naturally, such a division into periods is formal and is associated with a possible change of government in Germany. It is very likely that the upcoming elections will result in a new government, which will determine the main parameters of Germany's foreign policy, including its policy towards Russia.
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