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,Interdependence, Balancing and Conflict in Russian–Turkish Relations, these two major Eurasian powers engaged in an unprecedented level of political cooperation under the framework of “strategic partnership.” Bilateral relations deteriorated after 2011, indicating a return to a more competitive equilibrium. Two factors explain this pattern of cooperation and conflict

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Congruous or Conflicting? Great Power Configurations in the Balkans,s the Balkan Peninsula managed to avoid great power competition. Still, the European Union (EU) has made significant inroads of late toward overseeing this volatile region. Presently, however, a resurgent Russia, an increasingly influential Turkey and the financial crisis spreading across Europe are

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Competing Hegemons: EU and Russian Power Projection in the South Caucasus,r projection in the South Caucasus. It examines elements that specifically drive Armenia closer to the EU and Russia’s efforts to balance this through its own external governance. In doing so, it looks at a range of “carrots” and “sticks” that both the EU and Russia, as geopolitical actors, employ t

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,Russian Perspectives on US–China Relations and the Twenty-First-Century Global System,security, and civilizational divisions. Russian perceptions of the United States and China provide a powerful lens for framing not only how modern Russia conceives its foreign policy, but also for understanding its national identity transformations. Culturally and historically, Russia deems itself a

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Eurasian Great Power Triangle,as weak and China not yet strong enough. Thus while building up its hegemony in the Asia-Pacific, Washington encroached upon Moscow’s traditional sphere of influence in continental Eurasia. Enjoying its unipolar moment, the U.S. was not afraid of angering both Russia and China. This policy of confro

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Pulling Their Punches: BRIC Foreign Policies in the Middle East, and China (BRIC)—in the Middle East. Although their supposed cohesion as a group with common interests and objectives has been challenged, they do constitute a significant global economic and demographic group. Conditioned by their status as (1) energy producers (Brazil and Russia) or consumers (Ch

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Conclusions: Towards a New Equilibrium,worlds? And what is a statesman to do? These most basic of questions, relevant at all times, assume far greater importance, and immediacy, at the present moment, when global politics are being transformed from decidedly hierarchical to less hierarchical, and when global power is markedly shifting, m

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Russell Thorstrom,Julio C. Gallardoof dominating the region. Russia’s geostrategic posture is better suited to secure a concrete zone of influence within the region despite protracted efforts by the EU to establish its influence over the South Caucasus.