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DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 5, 2023, 4:04 am
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However, it must be said that the emerging world order cannot
simply be reduced to a confrontation between liberal democracies
and autocracies. History shows that phases of radical change in
political power are often particularly unstable and
crisis-prone. One of the few exceptions remains the peaceful end
of the East-West conflict in 1989-1990, due mainly to Willy
Brandt's policy of peace and détente, as well as years of
negotiations within the framework of the Conference on Security
and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) - precisely those agreements
and institutions that Moscow is seriously damaging today.
It remains highly doubtful that it will ever be possible to
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trustworthy relations with Russia under
Putin's regency. The European order will probably be marked for
the next few years, if not decades, by a phase of confrontation
or, at best, of coexistence. At the same time, the "change of
era" must not be exhausted exclusively in the military.
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The war in Ukraine does not change in any way the need for a
comprehensive security concept that not only includes military
aspects, but also political, economic, ecological and
humanitarian aspects. As in the previous crisis unleashed by the
coronavirus, the war in Ukraine once again underlines the risks
of being heavily dependent on certain supply chains, whether on
energy supplies from Russia or on China's technological
infrastructure. . In short: the European Union must strengthen
its joint sovereignty and resilience on strategically important
political, economic and technological issues.
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