Alexander Gabuev
Alexander Gabuev is the director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center, where he specializes in Russian foreign policy, security, and international relations. He is known for his insightful analysis of geopolitical dynamics in the post-Soviet space and has been a prominent voice on the implications of Russia's actions in Ukraine and its relationships with Western nations. Recently, he has commented on the shifting power dynamics in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, suggesting that the situation appears more favorable for President Putin than ever before.
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Greece:
Alexander Gabuev is the director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center.
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India:
According to Carnegie analyst Alexander Gabuev, he suggests that Moscow sees the benefits of the relationship with China outweighing its espionage concerns.
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Australia:
Alexander Gabuev, the director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Centre, said he also reviewed the document at the request of the Times.
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Lithuania:
Alexander Gabuev is the director of the Carnegie Eurasia Center and believes that the U.S. has little chance of changing Russia's course towards China.
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Australia:
Alexander Gabuev is the director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Centre who comments on Russia's dependence on China.
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Italy:
Alexander Gabuev directs the Carnegie Eurasia think tank and is a sought-after figure.
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India:
In 'The Russia That Putin Made', Alexander Gabuev wrote that 'Putin’s Russia has become much more repressive, and anti-Westernism has only become more pervasive.'
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Switzerland:
Alexander Gabuev is a Russian sinologist who discusses the relationship between China and Russia in the context of the Ukraine war.
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Brazil:
Alexander Gabuev afirmou que a guerra na Ucrânia deixaria de ser uma prioridade dos EUA.
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Romania:
Alexander Gabuev explained that Putin's main goal is to convince Trump that Russia is genuinely interested in peace.
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