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assignment - the essay.
The topic for the essay is "Russia in Global and Regional Politics."
Essay Requirements: The essay must be written with a maximum word count of 2000 (can be less) Include up to 5 sources. The essay must have an obligatory conclusion. The essay must be submitted before May 15, 2025.
You can use these control questions to write the paper (you do NOT need to address every single question, just use it for framework)
Control questions to the course: 1. Foreign Policy as a Component of State Policy in Russia. 2. Typology of Foreign Policy, Its Functions, and Conditions for Implementation (Example of Russia). 3. Methods and Tools of Russia’s Foreign Policy. 4. Historical Foundations of the Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation. 5. Geopolitical Characteristics of Russia’s Foreign Policy.
6.Internal Political Factors in the Formation and Implementation of Russia’s Foreign Policy.
7. The Issue of “National Interests” in Russia’s Foreign Policy. 8. General Characteristics of Major Documents of the Russian Federation in Foreign Policy. 9. Constitutional Foundations of Russia’s Foreign Policy. 10. Foreign Policy Concept of Russia. 11. National Security Concept of Russia. 12. Military Doctrine of Russia. 13. Periodization of the Foreign Policy Process of Modern Russia. 14. Russia’s Policy in the Post-Soviet Space. 15. CIS and Other Regional Organizations in the Post-Soviet Space in Russia’s Foreign Policy. 16. Russia’s War Against Ukraine. 17. The “Crimean Issue” in Russian-Ukrainian Relations. 18. Russia’s Foreign Policy Toward the South Caucasus Countries. 19. Russian-Georgian Relations. 20. Russia’s Foreign Policy Toward Central Asian Countries. 21. Russia’s Foreign Policy Toward the Baltic States. 22. Russia’s Foreign Policy and Integration Processes in Europe. 23. Russia’s Policy Toward the EU. 24. The “Kaliningrad Issue” in Russia-EU Relations. 25. “European powers” in Relations with Russia. 26. Russia’s Policy Toward Central and Eastern European Countries. 27. Russian-American Relations. 28. Russia and NATO. 29. Russia’s Policy in the Middle East. 30. The “Afghan” and “Iraqi” Crises in the Context of the Global Fight Against International Terrorism and Russia’s Foreign Policy. 31. The Arab-Israeli Conflict and Russia. 32. Russian-Iranian Relations. 33. Russia’s Policy in the Far East. 34. Bilateral Relations Between Russia and Japan. 35. China in Russia’s Foreign Policy. 36. Russia’s Foreign Policy in the Asia-Pacific Region. 37. Russian-Indian Relations. 38. Russia’s Policy in the Black Sea-Caspian Region. 39. Russian-Turkish Relations. 40. Russia’s Foreign Policy in Africa and Latin America. 41. Energy Factor in Russia’s Foreign Policy. 42. Border Issues of Russia as a Component of Russia’s Foreign Policy. 43. Russia’s Foreign Policy and Current Conflicts in the Post-Soviet Space. 44. The “Transnistrian Issue” and Russia. 45. Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and Russia’s Foreign Policy. 46. Russia and the UN. 47. Russia in the OSCE and the Council of Europe. 48. Russia and the “G7.” 49. Russia in the Global and Regional Security System.
50. Foreign Policy of Russia as a Sphere of Activity of Russian Presidents and Foreign Ministers.