Ukraine Crisis: Decoding Kremlin’s Perspective

By on February 23, 2022 in Articles, Eurasian Affairs, Europe

Dr. Yiorghos Leventis & Mr. Elias Hadjikoumis In 2014, brother nations (“bratskie narodi”) Russia and Ukraine, united by common cultures, mentalities, customs, traditions and closely related languages, became enemies. They have remained so for eight years now. The main reason behind this negative development has been the geopolitical game between…

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US & EU in Ukrainian Crisis: Who Really Reaps Benefits from this Gamble?

By on May 06, 2014 in Articles, Eurasian Affairs, Europe, European Union, North America, Regional Security

Washington and Brussels continue to take anti-Russian position in the Ukrainian crisis, actively supporting the putschist leadership of Ukraine, which grabbed power unconstitutionally. The extension of the US and EU sanctions against Russia and their financial support for the de facto Ukrainian government indicate that the West is fully misunderstanding…

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