The failure of democracy in Yemen: An analysis of external dimension by Fakirah, Galal Ibrahim

“…The declaration of two parts Unification in 1990 represented a new shifting in the evolution of contemporary Yemen at the level of democracy building process.The newly established country adopted democracy and political pluralism, a formula that was widely adopted in many developing countries with the collapse of the Soviet Union. The constitution of The Republic of Yemen, which was amended in 1994 stated that political pluralism and multi – parties system is an essential element in the political regime. …”
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British Foreign Secretary’s Role and Influence in The Exclusion of Greece and Türkiye From Nato, 1948–1949 by Hussain, Norasmahani, Mohd Rosli, Mohamad Khairul Anuar

“…When NATO was created on 4 April 1949 by the United States, Britain, Canada, and several Western European countries with the aim to contain the Soviet Union’s expansion of power, it was rather peculiar that Greece and Türkiye were excluded, while their Mediterranean neighbour, Italy, was included in this new military organisation. …”
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Examining China’s Behavioral Pattern in Relation to America and Structural order: Challenges and Consequences by hossein delavar, Rashid Recabian

“…However, unlike the Soviet Union, China does not adopt an explicitly adversarial stance towards the US. …”
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Chernobyl Cancer Studies with Overseas Control: High Grade vs. Late Detection by Sergei JARGIN

“…"The six million residents of the areas of the former Soviet Union deemed contaminated received average effective doses for the period 1986-2005 of about 9 mSv" 12. …”
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George Frost Kennan e a arquitetura da política externa dos EUA na gênese da Guerra Fria by Sidnei J. Munhoz

“…By the end of World War II, amidst apprehensions concerning the U.S. and the USSR global rivalries, Kennan recommended a strategy intending to contain the potential expansionist tendencies of the Soviet Union. In his consideration, the core threat upraised by Soviet Union was not military, but its ideological influence conveyed by Communist parties and fellow travelers inside the western democratic societies. …”
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Establishment of Russian Oncology before the Great Patriotic War by S. Kh. Gantsev, V. V. Starinsky, A. M. Belyaev, O. N. Lipatov, K. Sh. Gantsev, S. R. Kzyrgalin, D. S. Tursumetov, Е. R. Ivanova, A. Kh. Gainullin

“…By the beginning of World War II, this system had comprised a large number of oncological dispensaries, located in almost all the republics of the Soviet Union. However, at that moment, there was still no unity in the creation of practical oncological institutions. …”
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Soviet Musical Avant-Garde in the Context of Time (in the mid. 1950s – 1980s): Historical and Cultural Studies and Philosophical Aspects by O. V. Andreeva

“…This allows you to put a discussion question on the revision of the political clichés in relation to the period of the middle 1960s – 1980s in the Soviet Union as the “era of stagnation”.Conclusion. Soviet avant-garde, expressing the spirit of the time, represents the unique phenomenon in which reflected global trends, and the uniqueness of national culture. …”
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Attempt to save Friendship, or What the Liberator of Prague Did in Czechoslovakia in May 1968 by I. A. Permyakov, S. G. Antonenko

“…The article introduces the publication of the recently declassified archival documents of the Russian State Archive of Contemporary History (RGANI) and the Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation concerning the stay of a delegation of Soviet military leaders in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic on May 8-14, 1968, led by Marshal of the Soviet Union I.S. Konev. In August 2018, at the initiative of the Prague 6 City Council, metal “information plates” were installed on the pedestal of the monument to Marshal Konev, where among other things it was stated that “In 1968, he personally backed the intelligence surveillance preceding the invasion of the armed forces of the Warsaw Pact into Czechoslovakia". …”
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Generational differences in current sexual behavior among Georgian reproductive-aged women by Abzianidze T, Butsashvili M, Kajaia M, DeHovitz JA, Kamkamidze G

“…Tinatin Abzianidze,1 Maia Butsashvili,1 Maia Kajaia,1 Jack A DeHovitz,2 George Kamkamidze11Health Research Union (HRU), Tbilisi, Georgia; 2Department of Medicine, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, USABackground: Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was a pronounced change in the availability of modern contraceptive methods and an accompanying shift in the knowledge and attitudes of Georgian women related to sexual behaviors. …”
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Contemporary Trends in River Flow, Suspended Sediment Load, and Soil/Gully Erosion in the South of the Boreal Forest Zone of European Russia: The Vyatka River Basin by Artyom V. Gusarov, Aidar G. Sharifullin, Achim A. Beylich

“…Land-use/-cover changes (a reduction of cultivated land area and agricultural machinery, a decline of livestock in pastures) following the collapse of the Soviet Union are considered the main reasons for this decrease. …”
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The Phenomenon of «Civilian Hostage» in the Deportation Practices of Soviet Special Services in Western Ukraine in 1944-1952 by A. Kohut

“…In 1944, with the beginning of the re-occupation of Western Ukraine by the Soviet Union, the practice of using forced evictions of local civilians as a method of repression and combating against anti-Soviet organizations and movements was restored. …”
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The classification of historical sources on Jesuit practices in the East Slavic region in the late XVI - early XVII centuries by Angela Papazova

“…In the times of the Soviet Union the documents on the activities of the Society of Jesus were mostly published and republished in subject collections. …”
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INSIDER ATTACKS AS ONE OF THE MAIN THREATS TO RESOLUTE SUPPORT PERSONNEL IN AFGHANISTAN by Krystian FRĄCIK

“…In the 19th and 20th centuries, Britain and the Soviet Union were victim to insider attacks. Insider attacks have a significant strategic impact on the campaign, as they erode the relationship between the Afghan National Defence Security Forces and Coalition Forces. …”
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Sports Management Structure of the The German Democratic Republic (GDR) and State Plan 14.25 by Hamza UYAR, Tekin ÇOLAKOĞLU, Azmi YETİM, Yalçın UYAR

“…East Germany was imitating the strategies of the Soviet Union. For this reason, they decided that the best way to show the success of the sports system as the success of its own ideological system and to introduce itself to the world public is sports. …”

HIV-1 A1 Subtype Epidemic in Italy Originated from Africa and Eastern Europe and Shows a High Frequency of Transmission Chains Involving Intravenous Drug Users. by Alessia Lai, Giorgio Bozzi, Marco Franzetti, Francesca Binda, Francesco R Simonetti, Andrea De Luca, Valeria Micheli, Paola Meraviglia, Patrizia Bagnarelli, Antonio Di Biagio, Laura Monno, Francesco Saladini, Maurizio Zazzi, Gianguglielmo Zehender, Massimo Ciccozzi, Claudia Balotta

“…Subtype A accounts for only 12% of HIV-1 infections worldwide but predominates in Russia and Former Soviet Union countries of Eastern Europe. After an early propagation via heterosexual contacts, this variant spread explosively among intravenous drug users. …”
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Lietuvos kraujagyslių chirurgijos raida 1963–2003 metais by Vytautas Triponis

“…These grafts were the best ones in the former Soviet Union. The unit for vascular surgery was established at the University in 1963 and from then on vascular surgery started its way to the most effective and popular specialty in this country. …”
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Modeling of Energy Saving and Comfort of Building Layout in Extreme Weather Urban Residential Area under the Background of Spatial Structure and Form Evolution: Taking Yichun as an... by Ming Lu, Guofei Sun, Endong Wang, Zichong He

“…The assistance of the Soviet Union completely opened the prelude to China’s large-scale industrial construction. …”
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Extraction of remains of the mammoth fauna and local communities of the Arctic territories of Yakutia at the end of the 20th century by Grigorev S.A.

“…The growing global demand for mammoth remains and the removal of barriers for external contacts in the Soviet Union stimulated the rapid development of the fundamentally different structure of socio-economic relations in the Arctic zone. …”
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Screening and rapid molecular diagnosis of tuberculosis in prisons in Russia and Eastern Europe: a cost-effectiveness analysis. by Daniel E Winetsky, Diana M Negoescu, Emilia H DeMarchis, Olga Almukhamedova, Aizhan Dooronbekova, Dilshod Pulatov, Natalia Vezhnina, Douglas K Owens, Jeremy D Goldhaber-Fiebert

“…Prisons of the former Soviet Union (FSU) have high rates of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) and are thought to drive general population tuberculosis (TB) epidemics. …”
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Hepatite E Hepatitis E by Raymundo Paraná, Maria Isabel Schinoni

“…Epidemic bursts have also been described in Central Africa, Latin America, Middle East and in the independent Republics of the ex-Soviet Union. The clinical features of the disease do not differ from those reported for other viral hepatitides. …”
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