Short History of the Answers of the Russian Federation to the Security Challenges of Space Warfare, Migration and Terrorism

Abstract

"The stereotypes, that remained in the western political elite, media and public  opinion, saying that Russia is a piteous, declining, disintegrating, retrograde ex-superpower struggling with identity problems and if it still manages to show  some development, it can only be regarded as that of an 'aggressive minipower' ‒ have become outdated. The reality shows Putin's new Russia should more and  more be considered in international relations as a developing superpower,  which ‒ with a more and more mature identity and on strengthening economic  powers ‒ will grow stronger in validating its national interests."