Categorías: Todo - refugees - globalization - nationalism - military

por Talia Tanaskovic hace 9 años

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The geopolitical landscape is currently influenced by numerous interconnected factors. Falling oil and gas prices significantly impact both local and global economies, presenting opportunities and challenges.

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Power to the Russian Orthodox Church

Anti Modern

Conservative

Anti-western

Anti-gay propaganda law

Environmental Implications

extend influence in regions with natural reserves

"Russian Land"

Natural Resources

Oil
Gas

Economic Implications

Rising Prices

Education
Utilities
Healthcare
Food

Very little foreign investments

Big Cuts in government spending

Gas and Oil Prices dropping

Crash in Russian economy

Increase in Military Budget

Social/Cultural Implications

Public Opinions

Russian Nationalism
Public Support
Protests

Websites are legally liable for accuracy of information

bloggers face prosecution threat

Stalinism

Nationalism

xenophobia

Political Implications

Developing Strong and Strategic relations with China

Separating from Europe

Excessive Force

Conflicts with US and NATO
Russian Forces in Syria

State encouragement of Nationalism

Restoring "Russian" land

New Russian Revolution

Assumed presidency for life

Monopolistic Propaganda

Political Transitions

Communism
Dictatorship
Electoral Authoritarianism

West

Putin

Anti
Pro

Concern

International Level

Putin's Anti-West propaganda provokes more conflict with the U.S and NATO.
Falling oil and gas prices affect the global economy as well
Bombing Syria affects the refugee crisis.
Can cause more refugee migrations

National Level

Falling gas and oil prices
Benefits our economy
Globalization

Local Level

Russian Fear
Gas oil Prices

Historical Legacies

Russian Imperialism

Soviet Union

Russian Colonialism

Russia's colonization of the Americas
Alaska

Possible Solutions

To Retract NATO forces from Eastern Europe

If the U.S and NATO are what caused this issue with Russia then a logical solution would be for NATO to move away from the Russian boarders. Russia is improving their military defence for this exact reason. The amount of money spent on new military machinery in Russia is higher than that of the U.S. If Russia is not in need of "defence" then they would decrease their military budget. This would insure a higher level of safety and security for other nations as well as NATO and the U.S and it would also be beneficial to Russia's economic crash.

For U.S to become Allies with Russia and focus on the "Real Enemy"

While America is focusing on Russia and their threat to the Western World, Russia is fighting against ISIS, rebels, and other terrorist organizations in the Middle-East. It would be far more beneficial for America, Canada and much of the Western World to have Russia, such a large military power, as an ally rather than an enemy.

Subtopic

Multiple Causes

America's Provocation of Russia

After WWII, Russia's approval, along with those of England and France, were needed in order to reunify Germany. Russia granted their approval so long as the U.S would not move NATO troupes further into Eastern Europe towards Russia and ex-Soveit Nations. NATO continued to advance East and had declared that Georgia would be joining the organization. NATO was then headed for Ukraine. The purpose of Russia's assault on Ukraine and annexation of Crimea was to show their resistance towards the United States and NATO.

Putin's attempt to reclaim lands from the Soviet Union

Putin is encouraging patriotism, nationalism, and xenophobia in the minds of Russian citizens in order to build his own "Novorossiya" (New Russia). His plan is to reclaim territories from the former Soviet Union, and rebuild a stronger, greater Russia. The term "Novorossiya" was last used prior to Putin in the late 18th to 19th century to describe the northern Baltic States. Putin claims that these areas, as well as Ukraine, are still a part of Russia because of the large role they played in Russia's history. Putin believes it to be his own national duty to reclaim these territories as a part of his motherland.

Russia's Renewed Power and Influence