Rafael Calduch Cervera explains the transformation of the Russian security agenda, culminating in Putin’s speech at the 43rd International Security Policy Conference in which he promised to oppose the unilateral hegemony of the United States when necessary to preserve Russia’s best interests. In Calduch Cervera’s opinion, the current President of the United States transformed the history of past multilateral action by unilaterally invading Iraq, and Russia has followed suit, transforming its security agenda on all fronts. The Western powers must take Putin’s statement very seriously in order to uphold good relations with Russia for the greater stability of Europe and the world.
Calduch Cervera, Rafael
Rafael Calduch Cervera is a Professor of International Relations and the Director of the master's program in International Relations and Communication at the Complutense University of Madrid. He completed his doctorate in Political Science and Sociology and presides over the consulting group "International Strategic Analysis".
Changes in the Russian Security Agenda
Reconsidering relations between Moscow, Washington, and Brussels
By Rafael Calduch Cervera, 17th April 2007






