The war between international chaos and state leaders (the Russian war on Ukraine as a model)

Abstract

Abstract:

The international environment is characterized by multiple phenomena, including conflict, wars, peace and cooperation, but the difference in interests and cultures is a constant phenomenon so far, and it produces many confrontations between countries, which may turn into very severe tensions that may turn for various reasons into intense wars. Perhaps the most important of these reasons are the leaders of countries that are not characterized by sufficient wisdom, awareness, and balanced psychological characteristics. Therefore, the chaotic international environment requires, in order to overcome the negative consequences of its interactions, leaders of countries characterized by certain mental and psychological characteristics. Therefore, the international environment is a state of conflict between the secretions of the international social environment and the human being represented by the leaders of states.                                                           

Russia has been a major and pivotal country in the international system for centuries and has actively contributed to shaping the international political system since it was European in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries until its transformation into an international system in the last three centuries. Today, however, it is facing multiple crises resulting from its economic fragility, which has negative impacts on its role and international standing. Russia has had multiple strategies and policies towards the strategic regions of the world in an attempt to restore its international role and status in order to have an effective presence at the global level, but it has suffered from not achieving great successes in these areas. Its different interests and political orientations prevented Russia from continuing to join these organizations or to a great cooperation between it and the West.