The Ukraine Crisis and Russia's Attitude towards the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europa

The book examines the Ukraine crisis, particularly focusing on the pivotal moment of Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014. This event is portrayed as a critical juncture that has dramatically altered Russian-Western relations, challenging international laws and norms. The author explores how the crisis signifies a broader shift in European geopolitics and reflects ongoing tensions in the historical context of Russian-Western interactions. The analysis highlights the implications for the European order and the long-term dynamics at play in international relations.