Southeast Asia, Russia and the Ex-Soviet Republics: Expanding the Links  

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Thambipillai, Pushpa

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs vol. 16 no. 01 (Jun. 1994), page 93-107.
Topik: Russia; ASEAN; Southeast Asia

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The break-up of the Soviet Union into independent states has contributed to an expanded network of relations, including with Southeast Asian countries which have been attracted by the encouraging signs in political and economic linkages. This promising environment in the initial years (1991-92) rapidly gave way to pessimism. The following period (from mid-1993) saw most of the ex-republics, including Russia, immersed in state-building priorities. Nevertheless, there has been some effort, especially among the ASEAN states, Russia and some of the Central Asian republics, at bilateral and multilateral interactions. Russia, as the primary beneficiary of the USSR's legacy, enjoys the lion's share of the links. ASEAN has recognized Russia's role in the international affairs of the Southeast Asian region and has given it guest status in the ASEAN Annual Ministerial Meeting and in the ASEAN Regional Forum on security.

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