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11. Ukraine

[disappointed and defiant] Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Ukraine has undergone a profound transformation. The 2004 Orange Revolution marked the first major uprising…

12. Russia

[assertive and entrenched] Russia re-emerged when the Soviet Union fell apart 30 years ago. During that period it has sought status parity with other global powers, especially the United States.…

13. Poland

[aspiring and hesitant] Poland historically has been caught between Eastern and Western powers. It endured partitions in the eighteenth century, occupation during the Second World War, and…

14. Latvia

[supportive and cautious] Latvia’s independence and democratic transition after the fall of the Iron Curtain and its 2004 EU and NATO accession marked its return to the European community after…

15. Kazakhstan

[neutral and distanced] Kazakhstan, strategically located between Europe and Asia, is rich in natural resources, such as oil, gas and uranium. After gaining independence from the Soviet Union in…

16. Italy

[conflict-averse and diplomatic] Strategically located in the Mediterranean, Italy is a founding member of both NATO and the European Union. Its post-war recovery was driven by a strong…

17. Georgia

[forward-looking and balancing] Georgia has a complex blend of influences from both Europe and Asia. Since gaining its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Georgia has pursued closer ties…

18. France

[pragmatic and disillusioned] France, a nuclear power with a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, has historically been a major military and colonial force. For decades, the Franco-German…

19. Germany

[hedging and risk-averse] Germany, one of the leading EU member states, is navigating a complex mix of challenges. Historically cautious about embracing a dominant global role because of the…

20. Security Radar

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