Examples of using Post-soviet in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Ukraine's three previous post-Soviet presidents have given their support to mass anti-government protesters.
effective military reform among post-Soviet states.
She has no illusions about the nature of political power in post-Soviet countries.
Russia launched the program of dismantling its chemical weapons stockpiles when it was still reeling from post-Soviet economic meltdown in the 1990s.
Further, the outcome of the current crisis will influence Russia's position in post-Soviet Eastern Europe.
Russia followed through on that promise, with recent data showing its production jumped to a new post-Soviet record.
That operation is the first major Russian military intervention outside former Soviet territory in the post-Soviet period.
million barrels per day in recent months, while Russia is pumping at post-Soviet era highs at roughly the same level.
criticisms of self-interested cynicism from the Russian elite and their post-Soviet neighbours.
However, these conflicts kept erupting in the post-Soviet region after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, involving the army ever more frequently
The company that inherited what was left of the Kuznetsov OKB and KMPO plants in the post-Soviet period has limited capability to conduct overhauls of the NK-32 engines for the Tu-160 fleet.
For Russia and the post-Soviet space in general this will mean the“second coming” of Pax Americana,
resist Western economic and political expansion in the post-Soviet space, and it will demand that the United States negotiate
a path toward democratic change in Russia and in the whole post-Soviet space.
Russian armed forces provide Moscow with clear military superiority in the post-Soviet region, despite Russia's troops not being able to match the whole of NATO.
Can you imagine,” Sakvarelidze told the Times,“that Trump writes on Twitter,‘The United States isn't going to support any corrupt post-Soviet leaders, including in Ukraine.'.
counter-terrorism operations in the North Caucasus and various local conflicts in post-Soviet states.
When President Obama made“resetting” relations with Moscow a foreign-policy priority, he seemed to understand that a chance for a necessary partnership with post-Soviet Russia had been lost
traditional mobilizational army allowed Russia to create permanent and high readiness forces well adapted for operation in the post-Soviet region.
Neither Obama nor the Clinton-era officials advising him have conceded there were any mistakes in US policy toward post-Soviet Russia.