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100	1		_9125766 _aMikhelidze, Nona
245	1	0	_aFrom the Ukraine–Russia War to the Navalny Case _h[Recurso electrónico] _b : How to Deal with the Kremlin? _cNona Mikhelidze
260			_aBarcelona _b : CIDOB Barcelona Centre for International Affairs _c, 2021
300			_a12 p.
490	0		_aEU-LISTCO Policy Papers _v12
500			_aEn la port.: Europe’s External Action and the Dual Challenges of Limited Statehood and Contested Orders (EU-LISTCO)
504			_aBibliografía: p. 9-11
520			_aSeven years after the annexation of Crimea and amid an ongoing war in Ukraine, Russia has tried to move towards military escalation in the Donbass region making clear that the status quo emerged in 2014 as a “new normal” cannot last. The Minsk II Agreement negotiated between Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany in the framework of the Normandy Format in February 2015 remains unimplemented despite numerous rounds of mediation. Western economic sanctions against Moscow succeeded in limiting the Kremlin’s military advance beyond Donbass and deterred it from making further territorial gains. However, these measures failed to impact on Russian decision-making regarding resolution of the conflict. Influencing Russia’s foreign policy is not an easy task, as the country’s conduct of international relations is shaped by domestic factors and the authoritarian nature of its governance. Still, the West needs a strategy in response to the international and domestic wrongdoings already committed by the Kremlin and as a preventative measure to deter Moscow’s future aggression. In order to face the Russian challenge, the West should first design clear rules for its own foreign-policy behaviour based on the primacy of human rights and democracy and then define how to defend universal values abroad, including in Russia. Only after, it could structure a transatlantic strategy along the following lines: active United States–European Union involvement in the Normandy Format aimed at the fulfilment of the Minsk II Agreement, strengthening Ukraine’s resilience in developing democracy and its military and energy sectors and finally improving sanctions mechanisms against the Kremlin.
650		7	_aPolítica exterior _959832
650		7	_aRelación diplomática _960069
651		4	_aRusia _9115522
651		4	_9115358 _aPaíses de la Unión Europea
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650		0	_aConflicto entre Rusia y Ucrania _9126791