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17.11
Geopolitical and geoeconomic systems are facing the process of complicating and increasing risks, which are often in harmony with new threats and challenges of the modern world. This process has a temporal character, that is, each region has its own rhythm of transformation. There are regions that are, figuratively speaking, in a “border state” - between potential destabilization and more dynamic regional cooperation. Regions of this type are usually very sensitive to all sorts of risks and can be explosive in geopolitical and geoeconomic terms. In our opinion, the current Black Sea basin is one of such regions. For it, minimizing of current risks is vital.
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17.11
A Report by the Commission on the Black Sea
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17.11
By encouraging cooperation between the countries surrounding the Black Sea, the Black Sea synergy offers a forum for tackling common problems while encouraging political and economic reform.
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14.11
7.2% of Ukrainian territory under Russian occupation, says top official from Ukrainian Foreign Ministry
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12.10
Against the
backdrop of increasing global geopolitical turbulence every year, the
problem of ensuring regional security becomes even more urgent.
According to the common opinion of scientists and politicians, in the
transformation of the modern world order, the regional factor in the
political, cultural, geopolitical and economic contexts is considered
an essential instrument influencing the formation of the global
security system. The logic of transition from safe and stable regions
to a safe and stable world requires an appropriate foreign policy
from regional players. In this context, Azerbaijan's foreign policy
stands out for its predictability, openness and constructiveness.
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22.05
The
transformation of the world order in the period of global turbulence
is accompanied by numerous complications of various kinds. The degree
of uncertainty in interstate relations increases, new risks appear,
and uncertainty increases. In the context of globalization, these
factors make the world system very sensitive to geopolitical
fluctuations. At the regional and global levels, building a more
successful model of integration and cooperation is being actualized.
A kind of struggle begins between existing approaches to global
integration and alternative models. In view of these general
processes, the growing experts' interest to the High-level 'Belt and
Road' Forum for International Cooperation seems more than normal.
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21.05
Meeting in Washington D.C. on Thursday (4 April 2019), NATO Foreign Ministers agreed a package of measures to improve NATO’s situational awareness in the Black Sea region and strengthen support for partners Georgia and Ukraine.
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20.05
This year first issue of the Black Sea Security Magazine is devoted to the 5th Anniversary of the Russian occupation of Crimea. It is important not only to not forget that was going on in Crimea, but to give a proper assessment of these events. In this issue, we provide an analysis of the events preceding the invasion, their course, what could have been done, what was not done and what can we expect. This time Editorial board engaged well-known Ukrainian and foreign experts to the analysis of the Crimean episode of the Putin wars and today's actions of Russia in the Black Sea and Azov region.
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18.05
SIPRI has expanded its research on security issues in the Black Sea region by launching a new series of publications. Each publication analyses a different issue or provides context to a current security dilemma in the region.
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15.05
The Black Sea region is experiencing a changing military balance. The six littoral states (Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine) intensified their efforts to build up their military potential after Russia’s takeover of Crimea and the start of the internationalized civil war in eastern Ukraine in 2014.
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