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Konstantin K. Khudoley

St. Petersburg State University, Russia
School of International Relations;
Head of the Department of European Studies,
Professor

AUTHOR IDs

SPIN-RSCI: 2191-5331
ORCID: 0000-0002-0666-1120
ResearcherID: Н-6485-2013
Scopus AuthorID: 56451674500

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E-mail: k.khudoley@spbu.ru
Tel.: +7 (812) 3636-000 (6979)
Address: 7-9 Universitetskaya Emb., St. Petersburg 199034, Russia

The Baltics Is Not the Balkans, But Apprehension Is Growing

The situation in the Baltic region, where Russia directly confronts Western countries, remains alarming, although current events there do not arouse the same interest as did Swedish and Finnish NATO accession.

Konstantin K. Khudoley

Finland and Sweden Joining NATO: The Game Is Afoot

The initial stage of confrontation between Russia and the West is a process of consolidating the positions of both opposing sides. One of its most obvious manifestations is the beginning of Finland and Sweden joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, writes Konstantin Khudoley.

Konstantin K. Khudoley

Russia and the West: A Second Cold or the First Cool War?

Current Cool War and other similar conflicts are not a new Cold War or a relapse of the old Cold War, but phenomena of a new era that have their own causes, logic, dynamics, and inertia. Accordingly, they require completely different responses and solutions. Recipes of the 20th century will not work in a new era.

Konstantin K. Khudoley

Russia and the U.S.: The Way Forward

Overcoming the legacy of the Cold War, during which several generations grew up, proved much more difficult than was expected. That Russian-U.S. relations have been thrown far back does not meet anyone’s interests, but finding a way out of this impasse will take time, goodwill and breakthrough ideas.

Konstantin K. Khudoley