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Who will provide security guarantees to Russia?

Zuberi, Adnan ; Jurgensen, Arnd ; Lovejoy, Shaun

Canadian foreign policy journal, 2023-09, Vol.29 (3), p.358-363 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Who will provide security guarantees to Russia?
Autor: Zuberi, Adnan ; Jurgensen, Arnd ; Lovejoy, Shaun
Assuntos: Aggression (International law) ; Diplomacy ; Dismissal ; Equality ; Europe ; guarantees ; International law ; Invasions ; National security ; Russia ; Security ; Self determination ; State ; United Nations ; War
É parte de: Canadian foreign policy journal, 2023-09, Vol.29 (3), p.358-363
Descrição: With Russia's security concerns historically driven by its unclear borders and sense of being surrounded by powerful states, its "defensive" expansion of its borders has been seen as aggression by its neighbors. The Western dismissal of Russia's demand for security guarantees was followed by events that rapidly escalated into a NATO-Russia proxy war, with various European leaders returning to ideas of providing guarantees. This commentary examines the issues surrounding Western policy and Russia's distrust of Western negotiations. It proposes an end to the conflict by involving three actions: the UN and its Secretary General providing a neutral umbrella for diplomacy, resolving ambiguities surrounding the equality of states and self-determination in international law, and including and recognizing the diplomatic merits of potential mediators and guarantors comprising the multipolar world.
Editor: Routledge
Idioma: Inglês

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