British Professor: the West had a long time to listen to Putin
Listen carefully to the vision of Russia to the West followed long ago, when the Russian President Putin announced Europe from Dublin to Vladivostok, and now it came to Eurasia from St. Petersburg to Shanghai, writes, Professor of European history the University of Warwick.

Listen carefully to the vision of Russia to the West followed long ago, when the Russian President Putin announced Europe from Dublin to Vladivostok, and now it came to Eurasia from St. Petersburg to Shanghai, writes, Professor of European history the University of Warwick.
Analyzing the causes of tension in relations between Russia and the West, the Professor points to a number of points. Firstly, in recent times has changed not Russia, and Ukraine, which are threatened with complete collapse if it does not show the will to reconciliation, he said.
Secondly, Moscow could not stand idly by, when the Russian-speaking population in the post-Soviet space are discriminated against and even attacks. A short, but open the commitment of the new authorities of Ukraine to the idea to introduce a ban on the official application of the Russian language has ignited the crisis, writes reed.
according to his vision, now there is a risk that other countries, within which there are a significant number of Russian-speaking, also have the opportunity to take any anti-Russian actions, hoping that North America and Europe will need to Express support for them in the current environment.
however, that really need now Is the revival of the contacts of the NATO - Russia and the end of the senseless, but provocative placement of NATO forces in places like Estonia, " said a British Professor.
explaining the publication in The Times, which claimed that the head of the Russian Federation as if threatened by a nuclear clash over the Baltic sea, Reid notes that the Western media is not the best way affect the international climate. Article in the British publication reflects just how far the situation was allowed to go " in the fog of mutual misunderstanding and suspicion ", he stresses.
before the press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov on the article in The Times, seriously relate to such publications cannot." This is a classic example of this ongoing hysteria of demonizing our country, that is, in fact wind themselves the situation in terms of information, besides not guided by any specific information, and then they themselves are afraid of things they've written, " he told reporters.