The Russian Empire
Blogs on The Russian Empire
Geopolitics and Markets Review – 29th April 2024
Contents Introduction The 20th Century Balkan Wars – The League Of The Balkans World War One – Events World War One - Consequences Concluding Remarks
Geopolitics and Markets Review - 22nd April 2024
Contents Introduction Wallachian Revolution of 1848 Herzegovina Uprising (1852-1862) and War With Montenegro (1852-1853, 1858-1859, 1862) Cretan Uprising (1866) The Herzegovinian Uprising (1875) Bulgarian Uprising and Batak Massacre (1876) Wars Outside Ottoman Borders
Geopolitics and Markets Review – 15th April 2024
Contents Introduction The First and Second Serbian Uprising The Wallachian Uprising of 1821 The Rebirth of Greece – Greek War of Independence – Treaty of Adrianople Albanian National Awakening (1830-1839) Bosnian Uprisings (1831-1833, 1834, 1836) Other Wars Outside Ottoman Territory
Geopolitics and Markets Review – 8th April 2024
Contents Introduction Russo-Turkish War of 1806-1812 French Invasion of Russia War of the Sixth Coalition The End of Napoleon Concluding Remarks
Geopolitics and Markets Review – 1st April 2024
Contents Introduction The Napoleonic Age – French Revolutionary Wars Napoleonic Wars War of the Third Coalition War of the Fourth Coalition War of the Fifth Coalition Concluding Remarks
Global Questions Series – Number 1: The Russia-Ukraine War - Part 1
Where Have We Been? The city of Kyiv has a long and deep cultural history. Its founding year is debated to be 482. The Golden Age of Kyiv began in the 10th-12th century as a part of Kievan Rus, a region of which Kyiv was the capital. The Dneiper River, like most major cities of the past, provided transport, faster trade movement, and water for irrigation, agriculture, and drinking. Hence Kyiv was one of the cities that thrived during this period and had the conditions to be the location of a great city.