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APRIL 2009

RIA Novosti: Russian Analyst Says Putin To Become Monarch Of Post-Soviet Space

posted by eagle on April, 2009 as ANALYSIS / OPINION

Russian analyst says Putin to become monarch of post-Soviet space

01/04/2009 17:31 MOSCOW, April 1 (RIA Novosti) - An outspoken Russian political analyst, known for his apocalyptic predictions on the U.S., has said global events suggest that a new alliance could form in Eurasia, with Vladimir Putin at its helm.

Professor Igor Panarin, who grabbed headlines last November with his prediction that the United States would disintegrate, told the Izvestia newspaper that numerous factors, including last year's war with Georgia and the weakness of the global financial system, suggest that a new union will emerge around Russia.

The new bloc, a result of step-by-step economic integration, would "not be formed on the model of the Soviet Union, but on the model of the European Union... In describing the leader of such a union, I would use the word that Machiavelli liked to use - a prince," Panarin told the paper.

"The prince of the post-Soviet space would be Vladimir Putin. His main asset is that, firstly, he has authority among the national ...

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Rabble: New Chill In An Old War: Canada-Russia In Context

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New chill in an old war: Canada-Russia in context

By derrick

Created Apr 1 2009 - 5:15pm

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April 1, 2009

At the end of February Stephen Harper referred to Russia as "aggressive." In a throwback to the Cold War, last month Defense Minister Peter MacKay added that Ottawa will respond to Russian flights in the Arctic by flying Canadian fighter jets near Russian airspace.

Recent declarations from the Harper government are the latest installment in a 90-year-old struggle with Russia that should be opposed by most Canadians. Since the end of the Cold War Ottawa has actively pushed against Russian influence in Eastern Europe. Federal government documents uncovered by Canwest in July 2007 explained that Ottawa was trying to be "a visible and effective partner of the United States in Russia, Ukraine and zones of instability in Eastern Europe."

During a July 2007 visit to the Ukraine, Foreign Affairs Minister Peter MacKay said Canada would help provide a "counterbalance" to Russia. "There are outside pressures [on Ukraine], from Russia most ...

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