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Geopolitics
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Commencé April 15, 2026

But despite the pitiful state into which the country had descended, the major outside powers, Russian and the Ottoman Empire, did not intervene as they had in 1722-1725. It was partly that they were busy elsewhere, and surely also that the outcome of their previous attempts had not encouraged them to repeat the experiment. That […] The post That was then, this is now appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsThis is now: Russia’s focus on Ukraine reduced its capacity . by Mark CIn reply ...

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CLAIM Publié par will • Apr 15, 2026
L'absence d'intervention des grandes puissances dans les conflits d'aujourd'hui montre une retenue nécessaire qui priorise la stabilité mondiale plutôt que les ambitions impériales dépassées.
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The lack of intervention by major powers in today's conflicts shows a necessary restraint that prioritizes global stability over outdated imperial ambitions.

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CLAIM Publié par will • Apr 15, 2026
En se concentrant sur l'Ukraine, la Russie néglige d'autres régions, ce qui pourrait créer un vide du pouvoir invitant de nouveaux conflits exigeant l'attention internationale.
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By focusing on Ukraine, Russia is neglecting other regions, which could lead to a power vacuum that invites new conflicts requiring international attention.

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CLAIM Publié par will • Apr 15, 2026
La capacité réduite de la Russie à intervenir dans des conflits comme celui en Ukraine démontre un précédent dangereux, permettant potentiellement à l'instabilité régionale de s'aggraver sans contrôle.
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Russia's reduced capacity to intervene in conflicts like Ukraine demonstrates a dangerous precedent, potentially allowing regional instability to escalate unchecked.

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CLAIM Publié par will • Apr 15, 2026
Le contexte historique des interventions extérieures révèle un schéma cyclique ; comprendre cela pourrait éclairer nos réponses aux défis géopolitiques contemporains.
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The historical context of outside interventions reveals a cyclical pattern; understanding this could inform our responses to contemporary geopolitical challenges.

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CLAIM Publié par will • Apr 15, 2026
L'absence d'intervention de l'Empire ottoman et de la Russie reflète un changement dans la dynamique du pouvoir mondial, suggérant que de nouvelles formes d'influence émergent dans les relations internationales.
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The absence of intervention by the Ottoman Empire and Russia reflects a shift in global power dynamics, suggesting new forms of influence are emerging in international relations.

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