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●● Treaties, Cooperation
Alliances - Principles, Geostrategic Benefits ..
14th
19th alphabetical
19th chronological
1898 Treaty of Paris
20th alphabetical
American Empire ..Arcadia Conference & Declaration of the United Nations ..Casablanca Conference 43-1-14 ..CSTO / ОДКБ - Collective Security Treaty Organization ..
1918-1-8 Wilson Fourteen Points ..Global Cooperative Organizations ..
1928-8-7 Kellogg–Briand (Paris) Pact ..
1929-2-11 Lateran Treaty ..CPTPP - Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership ..
PGII (B3W) ..SCO - Shanghai Cooperation Organization ..
Military Cooperation
> NATO Politics >>
1925-7-19 Great Syrian Revolt 1927-6 ..
1918-3-3 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk ..
Interbellum - accord, discord
Interbellum - treaties ..
1919-6-28 Versailles Treaty ..
Economic Consequences Of War & Versailles ..
1922 Washington Naval Treaty, Five-Power Treaty, 1922Interbellum - accord, discord
Interbellum - treaties ..
1919-6-28 Versailles Treaty ..
Economic Consequences Of War & Versailles ..
1925-7-19 Great Syrian Revolt 1927-6 ..
1929-2-11 Lateran Treaty ..
47-3-12 Truman Doctrine ..47-11-29 UN partition plan - Palestine ..
NATO member states
21st century
Asia
USA-Russian Federation
1936 Second London Naval Treaty of 1936
Sudetenland ..
Joint Exercises
Logistics, Modeling, Strategy
Hawk vs Dove - Aggression vs Pacifism ..
Naval Treaties
NHT - Naval Hx - Treaties ..
Washington Naval Treaty, Five-Power Treaty, 1922
London Naval Treaty of 1930
Second London Naval Treaty of 1936
Naval Treaties
NHT - Naval Hx - Treaties ..
Washington Naval Treaty, Five-Power Treaty, 1922
London Naval Treaty of 1930
Second London Naval Treaty of 1936
Religion
NATO member states
Global Cooperative Organizations ..
1949 – Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, United States.
1952 – Greece, Turkey
1955 – Germany
1982 – Spain
1999 – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland
2004 – Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia
2009 – Albania, Croatia
2017 – Montenegro
1949 – Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, United States.
1952 – Greece, Turkey
1955 – Germany
1982 – Spain
1999 – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland
2004 – Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia
2009 – Albania, Croatia
2017 – Montenegro
Transatlantic
21st century
Alliances - Power Projection, Trade
Asia
SCO - Shanghai Cooperation Organization ..
Water Plight - China, India, Bangladesh ..
Eastern Europe
Water Plight - China, India, Bangladesh ..
Eastern Europe
Indo-Pacific
USA-Russian Federation
USSR, Russian Federation, Warsaw Pact
Alliances - Principles, Geostrategic Benefits
Geostrategic Alliances
23-4-8 US Grand Strategy: NATO, Alliances, & Ukraine - Perun > .NATO - defense militaries
>> NATO >>>Politico-Economic Alliances
What is the European Union? - EU made SIMPLE > .Monday, December 30, 2019
1907-8-31 Anglo-Russian Entente
Central Asian -Stans - Present Tense >> .
For much of the second-half of the nineteenth century Britain and Russia had been involved in a series of disputes over colonial acquisitions in Persia, Tibet and Afghanistan. By the start of the twentieth century, however, the increasing threat of the relatively-young German Empire saw the two great powers seek to settle what had become known as ‘The Great Game’. Russia had already ended years of tension with France through the Franco-Russian Alliance of 1894. Meanwhile the Entente Cordiale of 1904 saw Britain and France settle a number of longstanding colonial disputes. Consequently the signing of the Anglo-Russian Entente on 31 August 1907 completed a series of agreements that loosely tied the three nations together. The Entente itself consisted of three separate agreements which were bundled together for ratification. The first divided Iran into three zones, two of which were part of the British and Russian spheres of influence respectively while the third – which separated the other two – was neutral. In the second agreement the two nations agreed not to interfere in Tibet’s domestic affairs. The third agreed that Afghanistan was ‘outside Russia’s sphere of influence’ – effectively a recognition of British influence there. The Anglo-French and Anglo-Russian Ententes did not formally make the signatories allies. Nevertheless the Triple Entente, as the network of agreements between the three powers became known, acted as a counterweight to the existing Triple Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy. These two huge power blocs played a prominent role in the outbreak of the First World War.
For much of the second-half of the nineteenth century Britain and Russia had been involved in a series of disputes over colonial acquisitions in Persia, Tibet and Afghanistan. By the start of the twentieth century, however, the increasing threat of the relatively-young German Empire saw the two great powers seek to settle what had become known as ‘The Great Game’. Russia had already ended years of tension with France through the Franco-Russian Alliance of 1894. Meanwhile the Entente Cordiale of 1904 saw Britain and France settle a number of longstanding colonial disputes. Consequently the signing of the Anglo-Russian Entente on 31 August 1907 completed a series of agreements that loosely tied the three nations together. The Entente itself consisted of three separate agreements which were bundled together for ratification. The first divided Iran into three zones, two of which were part of the British and Russian spheres of influence respectively while the third – which separated the other two – was neutral. In the second agreement the two nations agreed not to interfere in Tibet’s domestic affairs. The third agreed that Afghanistan was ‘outside Russia’s sphere of influence’ – effectively a recognition of British influence there. The Anglo-French and Anglo-Russian Ententes did not formally make the signatories allies. Nevertheless the Triple Entente, as the network of agreements between the three powers became known, acted as a counterweight to the existing Triple Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy. These two huge power blocs played a prominent role in the outbreak of the First World War.
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sī vīs pācem, parā bellum
igitur quī dēsīderat pācem praeparet bellum therefore, he who desires peace, let him prepare for war sī vīs pācem, parā bellum if you wan...
