Geopolitical Impact on Ukraine, Russia, and USA

This assignment analyzes the complex interplay between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States in light of the ongoing geopolitical crisis. It examines the economic consequences of the conflict for all three nations, highlighting Russia's reliance on energy exports and Ukraine's role as a transit route. The paper also explores the motivations behind Russia's actions and the potential implications for US policy towards Ukraine.

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With the ramified economic changes and complex business structure, each and every
country is increasing its GDP rate and economic development by drastic rate.
The geopolitical crises
The geopolitical crises have been surrounding Russia and Ukraine has been going on
for a while. Ukraine has been gaining momentum throughout the time and has increased its
overall National income.
It is evaluated that Russia crises has been escalated after the tragic downing of Malaysian
Airlines MH17 (Stavrianos, 2001).
It is observed that Russia has been affected by the high downfall of financial market of
Ukraine and concerns amount investors.
There are several companies in Russia which have strategic alliance with companies in
Ukraine (Gesteland, 2012).
 Ukraine is vital to Russia Energy export
 Energy exports are the lifeblood of the Russia economy.
 All the oil and gas exports accounting for over 30% Russian GDP
 Ukraine provides various raw material and machines to Russia which helps in
increasing the overall production and national income of Russia.
 Ukrain exports major part of its oils and gas to Europe and these exports activities of
gas and oil is transferred through its implemented pipelines pass straight thru the
Ukraine.

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Political relation between Ukraine and Russia
 It is observed that Ukraine and Russia both are dependent upon the strategic
viewpoints of each other’s (Verčič, et al. 2011).
 Ukraine-Russia crisis has reached the level of peak to de-escalate its business to next
level. Ukraine and Russia has entered into double taxation avoidance agreement.
 Russia’s role in the origins of crises was motivated by its government to prevent the
loss arise by holding Ukraine to enter into regional blocks with other country’s
 Political viewpoints of the Ukraine are completely based on the political factors of its
regional block countries. Double entry avoidance agreement has also been entered
between Ukraine and Russia that reduce the tax payment of companies (Ambrosio,
2017).
What Russia wants to achieve by causing all these problems in
Ukraine
 Russia wants to dominate the policies and rules in Ukraine (Carraher, et al. 2006).
 It wants to increase its overall import and export through its particular regional blocks
 Boosting its national income and GDP of country

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 Increasing the overall business productivity and increasing the overall economic
growth of Russia.
Why USA should is more aggressive about Ukraine?
 Ukraine has been good international partner for USA.
 Ukraine has been providing high amount of oil and gas to USA.
 USA has been collaborated by the Ukraine in construction of the nuclear power
plant at Bushehr in Iran (Ambrosio, 2017).
 Ukraine transferred out the last of its highly- enriched uranium as part of the
U.S.- Led international efforts to consolidate.
 The US government has planned all of its policies and measures for the
betterment of Ukraine government and also adopted the main sources
Bolster the Ukraine Governments, reassure NATO Allies Unnerved by
Moscow’s aggressive behaviour.
 Penalizing Russia for promoting change in Russian policies and measures.

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References
 Ambrosio, T., 2017. Challenging America's global preeminence: Russia's quest for
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 Verčič, D., Van Ruler, B., Bütschi, G. and Flodin, B., 2001. On the definition of
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 Gesteland, R.R., 2012. Cross-cultural business behavior: Marketing, negotiating,
sourcing and managing across cultures. Copenhagen Business School Pr.
 Ambrosio, T., 2017. Challenging America's global preeminence: Russia's quest for
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 Stavrianos, L.S., 2001. The world since 1500: A global history. Prentice Hall.
 Carraher, S.M., Parnell, J.A., Carraher, S.C., Carraher, C.E. and Sullivan, S.E., 2006.
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