Souveraineté étatique et protection des droits de l’homme dans les rapports internationaux by Gustave ALENGE NADONYE

“…By relying on national human rights institutions, they would avoid exposing themselves to the geopolitical and geostrategic stakes of the interventionism of the major Western powers.…”
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ANALISIS INTERVENSI NATO TERHADAP LIBYA :PERSPEKTIF POSKOLONIAL by , TITIK WIDARTI, , Dr. Poppy S. Winanti, MPP., M.Sc.

“…The decision of the UN Security Council to authorize and legitimize NATO to intervene in Libya using military force was influenced by Western powers and shows their control of the UN Security Council. …”

Britain, Sweden and the Cold War, 1945-54 by Aunesluoma, J

“…It considers the extent to which an analysis of British policy is necessary to an understanding of how the cold war shaped the Nordic region and whether there was a special part for Britain in the ways in which Sweden sought to be bound to the Western powers economically, politically and militarily.…”

A study on Muhammad Iqbal’s framework of ijtihad by Adibah Abdul Rahim, Anita Abdul Rahim

“…In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Muslim countries were occupied by Western powers that came across the local Muslim culture and traditions. …”
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Malayan economic policy and socio-political development 1948-1963: domestic and global factors by Mohd. Noor Mat Yazid

“…Without strong support from the British and Western powers and right foreign policy decision by Tunku Abdul Rahman, it was impossible to achieve a positive level of development and political stability during the period of 1948-1963 (Malaya might be controlled by the communist group and became a communist state like North Vietnam in 1954).…”
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The Implication of the Rise of China to the US-Led Liberal International Order: The Case of One Belt and One Road Initiatives by Gashaw Ayferam Endaylalu

“…I argue that through the BRI, China envisioned a new equitable international order that can replace the prevailing exploitative order being established by the “Western powers” during colonialism. On the one hand, BRI foreshadows that China is a dissatisfied actor of the existing order and it is a revisionist power. …”
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Organization and activities of emergency institutions in Crimea in 1921 in conditions of geopolitical tension by A. V. Ishin

“…The author comes to the conclusion that emergency institutions objectively opposed the implementation of projects of Western powers to destabilize the situation in Crimea and contributed to a certain ethnopolitical stabilization of the situation in the region. …”
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Money Matters: Encounter and Economic Disparity in Irish-language Travel Narratives by Eimear Kennedy

“…It investigates the attempts made by these writers to distance themselves from cultural, political and economic hegemony of Western powers but also highlights the often ambivalent positioning of Irish-language travel writers and demonstrates the barriers to encounter and the asymmetrical power structures that economic inequality can create.…”
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Fighting in Cities: Problems of International Legal Protection of Civilians and Civilian Objects by N. A. Vorontsova, O. P. Sibileva

“…However, for example, the actions of the US-led coalition in 20162017 to liberate Iraqi Mosul from terrorists, the armed formations of Ukraine in the Donbas since 2014, which caused unjustifiably large civilian casualties and destruction of urban infrastructure, indicate that the Western powers and their satellites ignored these requirements.The purpose of the article is to identify and scientifically analyze problematic issues in the application of international humanitarian law for the protection of civilians and civilian objects in armed conflicts in urbanized areas.MATERIALS AND METHODS. …”
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The referendum on republika Srpska’s national day — a political response to the abuse of historical policy by Georgi N. Engelhardt

“…Supported by the Western powers, the efforts of the Bosniak leader Bakir Izetbegović to tread on the Bosnian Serbs’ interests in the field of historical policy and symbolics in fact afforded the President of the RS an opportunity to strengthen the autonomy of his republic. …”
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From disagreement to rupture: the Soviet-Albanian conflict of 1960-1961 by K. K. Khudoley

“…Key findings include: 1) The conflict's primary catalysts were the divergent socialist models adopted by the USSR and Albania, coupled with the disparity in interests between the superpower and the bloc's smallest member; 2) The PLA's reluctance to conform to Soviet-style reforms was construed in Moscow as a challenge to the CPSU's hegemony within the global communist movement, while the PLA leadership viewed them as encroachments on its authority; 3) Disagreements pervaded all spheres, with ideology assuming heightened significance compared to conflicts with Yugoslavia; 4) External influences on the conflict's trajectory were marginal, with developments driven by internal dynamics, including Tirana's increasing alienation from the CPSU and the catalytic effect of deteriorating Soviet-Chinese relations; Western powers monitored events closely but refrained from direct intervention; 5) While objective factors underpinned the Soviet-Albanian discord, subjective elements were of secondary importance, yet pivotal in precipitating the conflict's acrimonious turn.…”
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Iran’s Fight against International Terrorism by G. G. Machitidze

“…The LAS in its documents built a common Arab narrative, having two underpinnings: the recognition of the Palestinian Arab people as a victim of the Western powers and Zionists, as well as foreign policy of Israel.The article traces the relationship between the activities of the Arab League and the changes that have occurred in the regional and international environment. …”
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The value meaning of the war in the Russian discourse of 1914 and the modern politics of memory by Porshneva, O.S.

“…However, unlike the discourse of 1914, where Germany was portrayed as the embodiment of Western degeneration and Russia was part of the coalition of Western powers, in the modern discourse, the united position of the West is presented as a result of its degeneration. …”
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‘Little Arabia’ on Buddhist land: Exploring the linguistic landscape of Bangkok’s ‘Soi Arab’ enclave by Gu Chonglong, Bhatt Ibrar

“…Never formally colonised by Western powers, Thailand is a rapidly developing nation in Southeast Asia. …”
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How Public Service Media Disinformation Shapes Hungarian Public Discourse by Ágnes Urbán, Gábor Polyák, Kata Horváth

“…Later, the prevailing message was that only Hungary wanted peace, while the Western powers were interested in a continuation of the war. …”
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Understanding Colonialism and Decolonization in Iran’s Contemporary Socio-Political Discourse by N. A. Filin, V. O. Koklikov, A. S. Khodunov

“…The Iranian authorities attach particular importance to the anti-colonial struggle and condemnation of the colonial practices of the West, taking into account not only formal colonization, but also the actual subordination of formally independent states to the will of Western powers. In this regard, particular importance is attached to liberate the oppressed of the whole world. …”
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The relations between Russia and Turkey in the context of contemporary international events by Đukić Anđelija, Vuletić Dejan, Milenković Miloš

“…The crisis management model implemented in Syria has not been successful in the Libyan crisis due to the Russian more passive attitude and greater influence of the Western powers and the UN mission. The common engagement in energy and military projects and technology transfer is an indicator of cooperation focused on the industries of strategic importance. …”
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Changes in official development assistance in Vietnam as seen through the prism of governance by Romain Bony-Cisternes

“…By making governance a major focus of official development assistance policies, Western powers have reinforced the strategic and diplomatic dimension of aid. …”
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The nation’s Attitude towards the Main Social Contradictions in Russian Society: Current State, Dynamics, Factors by Il’ya V. Dudin

“…Tensions between Russia and Western powers have reached their highest point in the country’s modern history. …”
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Chinese Multinationals and Europe’s Geoeconomic Turn: The De‐Globalization of the Chinese ICT and Automotive Industry? by Philipp Köncke, Nana de Graaff

“…Amid increasing geopolitical tensions between Western powers and China over the alleged state-capitalist nature of Chinese corporate internationalization, European governments have introduced a set of political measures tightening their trade and investment regimes on grounds of national security and economic competitiveness. …”
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