Ukraine and the New Divide
Summary
The
Ukraine crisis has ended the period in Russian-Western relations that
began with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and has opened a new
period of heightened rivalry, even confrontation,The political crisis that erupted in Ukraine in early 2014 has
ended the period in Russian-Western relations that began with the fall
of the Berlin Wall in 1989.1 The crisis marks the end of a
generally cooperative phase in those relations, which even included a
failed effort at Russia’s integration with or into the West on its own
terms. Instead, the Ukraine crisis has opened a new period of heightened
rivalry, even confrontation, between former Cold War adversaries.
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