Great Britain-Russia: Historical Mesalliance

Annotation to the book "Britain-Russia. Historical Mesalliance. ”

relations of Russia (USSR) and the UK) were historically uneven - countries have never been close allies in peacetime, but always performed at the same time during periods of difficult conflicts, starting with the Napoleonic Wars and ending with two world ones. After the collapse of the British Empire and the Soviet Union, it would seem, there was no reason for enmity, but is there any potential for cooperation?

“Litvinenko’s business”, the accession of Crimea, various views on the Ukrainian crisis, the traditional tendency of England to follow in The US political fairway and other important factors are now complicating the dialogue of Moscow and London. The confrontation of the two countries is felt in the Near and Middle East (in particular, in Turkey), as well as in the CIS and Baltic countries.

For readers who are interested in various aspects of the relationship between the UK and Russia.