L’OTSC : une réaffirmation du  leadership  russe en Eurasie  post -soviétique ?

Teurtrie, David

doi:10.3917/rdna.802.0153

Revue Défense Nationale

2017

DOI: 10.3917/rdna.802.0153

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L’OTSC : une réaffirmation du leadership russe en Eurasie post -soviétique ?

David Teurtrie¹

Abstract: L’OTSC, dominée par la Russie, rassemble les six républiques ex-soviétiques restées fidèles au Traité de Tachkent de 1992. Malgré les turbulences de la crise ukrainienne, elle poursuit son intégration sous l’impulsion de Moscou, réaffirmant son leadership . La mise en place de forces armées partagées est une des priorités de l’OTSC.

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L’Eurasie, champ d’expression de la puissance russe

Teurtrie

2021

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Cet article est consacré à la dimension eurasiatique de la politique extérieure russe. L’intégration eurasiatique, qui n’avait pas la faveur des élites russes dans les années 1990, s’est progressivement imposée dans les années 2000 du fait de l’échec des projets d’union incluant l’Ukraine, comme des tentatives de rapprochement avec l’Europe occidentale. Désormais, Moscou s’appuie sur l’Union économique eurasiatique (uee) et sur l’Organisation du Traité de sécurité collective (otsc) pour tenter de réaffirmer son leadership en Eurasie postsoviétique et établir des partenariats internationaux à l’échelle continentale afin de structurer le projet de Grande Eurasie. Si cette politique a connu certains succès, notamment dans la coopération avec la Chine pour la mise en place des Nouvelles routes terrestres de la soie, elle continue de se heurter à l’incompréhension des puissances occidentales qui refusent toute forme de partenariat entre les structures euro-atlantiques et les organisations eurasiatiques.

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L’Eurasie, champ d’expression de la puissance russe

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Russian-Belarusian relations of the late 1990s – early 2000s: the view of French researchers

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Babintseva

2023

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The article identifies and analyzes the views of modern French researchers on the relations between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus. The study of the works of French scientists makes it possible to analyze Russia's foreign policy not only in relation to its closest neighbor, the Republic of Belarus, but also in relation to the entire post-Soviet space. The subject of the study is the relations between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus in the late 1990s - early 2000s. The article is an attempt to fill the gap in French historiography and analyze the relations between the two former Soviet republics through the prism of French studies. The article also examines the assessments that French authors give to integration associations in the post-Soviet space, as well as to the interaction between the two states in the military and economic spheres. The study is relevant due to the fact that it is the first time the French works devoted to Russian-Belarusian relations in the post-Soviet period have been analysed. Historical, narrative, and comparative-historical methods of historical research were used as the main methods. The author comes to the conclusion that, according to the majority of French researchers, since the collapse of the USSR, relations between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus have been the strongest and most stable compared to other former Soviet republics, despite the obvious great dependence of Belarus on Russia. Moreover, the participation of both countries in the same integration associations and the creation of a common Union State not only speaks about the similar interests of both countries, but it further strengthens the relationship between them.

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L’OTSC : une réaffirmation du leadership russe en Eurasie post -soviétique ?

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