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Simon Westwood
He is a Masters student at the Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland. He is also a Research Assistant at the DCU’s Department of History
Why Russia Aspires a Multipolar World?
What is a great power and how to measure the effectiveness of a great power? Undoubtedly, Russia is a historic great power and its strategic history is a testament to this fact.
Simon Westwood
Primakov Doctrine and Russia’s Multipolar World
Since 2014, the Western policymakers have been trumpeting a very peculiar set of propaganda specifically targeting Russia’s foreign policy.
Simon Westwood
Russia-China led Multipolar World
The remarkable and valiant fight put up by the Soviet Red Army during the Second World War actually put an end to the Nazi Germany and buried the Thousand Years Third Reich. Just after the war, the Allies were fearful of the politico-military power of the Soviet Union, and soon they came up with the Truman Doctrine to contain and deter the Soviet Union.
Simon Westwood
Russia and the use of nuclear weapons
Simon Westwood
Russia and the importance of the North-South international transport corridor
Simon Westwood
Taiwan's Strategic Importance to Russia
Simon Westwood
The Russia-China Nuclear Deal
Simon Westwood
The Russia-North Korea Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
Simon Westwood
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