The Changing History of the End of the Cold War

Snyder, Sarah B.

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“…Ukraine's birth bore no resemblance to other states founded, decolonized, or gained independence based on the Westphalian nation-state system (Popescu, 2008). However, the oral oath taken by the US-led NATO and Russia on the issue of halting its Eastward expansion has not been kept by NATO (Snyder, 2020). Despite the fact that Russia returned all of its nuclear warheads and weapons from its former administrative centre, Ukraine, to the Kremlin, it was sceptical of NATO's oath and expansion.…”

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Responses of Bangladesh and Myanmar to the Ukraine Crisis: A Comparative Analysis from a Neo-Classical Realist Perspective

Mahmud¹,

Jabin²

2022

Southeast Asia: A Multidisciplinary Journal

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The Ukraine crisis, which began with Russia's military intervention, has violently jolted the modern world. The egregious Russian invasion of Ukraine, on the other hand, has arguably altered the trajectory of the world order. This whiff of war does not exclude any state because all states in the world system are economically, politically, and socially interconnected and dependent on one another. Bangladesh is also feeling the effects of the Ukraine crisis. The crisis has highlighted some challenging aspects of Bangladesh's foreign policy, testing the robustness and independence of its decision-making process regarding United Nations resolutions. Myanmar, like Bangladesh, has appeared befuddled in its response to the crisis. This paper examines how Bangladesh and Myanmar's foreign policy anticipated an unwanted labyrinth by the crisis, which made its moral credibility critical to some extent. Furthermore, the paper discusses how these two countries’ foreign policy trajectories became entangled at a difficult crossroads. We used secondary data sources backed up by scholarly works on Bangladesh and Myanmar foreign policy, relevant books, recent reports, and writings on the subject for this article. This paper also sheds light on Bangladesh's U-Turn in supporting and speaking out in support of the UN resolution on Ukraine's humanitarian crisis.

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