Essays on Russia

“The Little Red Hen” is a fable and folk tale that is said to have originated in Russia. It tells the story of a hardworking hen and her lazy farm animals neighbors. The plot of “The Tree Billy Goats Gruff” revolves around three male goats who come across a troll…

The current national security topic under discussion in the United States is cybersecurity. Russia, according to US intelligence officials, played a key part in the cyber attack aimed at the 2016 election (McFaul and Amy 1). Furthermore, the Obama administration says that Russia tried to meddle with the elections by…

The People’s Republic of China is situated in East Asia, bordered to the east by the Pacific (Bedford, Donald et al.). China has a land area of 9.6 square kilometers, making it the world’s third-largest nation after Russia and Canada. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, China was besieged…

North Korea has long regarded the United States as an adversary that poses a direct threat to its people’s welfare. The main source of the enmity can be attributed to the 1950 war. North Korea seems to be constantly threatening South Korea with the assistance of China and Russia. Historically,…

Russia is a democracy with a multi-partisan structure. The Russian assembly, the state Duma, is made up of four political parties jointly. The leading political party in Russia is United Russia; Dmitry Medvedev heads it. Due to the amalgamation of many political parties, the party was established in April 2001….

The United States and Russia have had a tense relationship-focused mostly on rivalry. There was a time when the two countries were both rivals and adversaries. However, the present relationship is focused purely on competition (Wiktorek Sarlo, 2016). The two countries are fighting to see which one is equivalent to…

Constructivism, which emerged in Russia in the early twentieth century, was an architectural movement “that arose from Vladimir Tatlin’s experimentation with three-dimensional artwork” (Ruder 16). As a result, artists felt that the object of their art was to serve a social purpose. In other words, through constructivism, art ventured beyond…

George Balanchine was born in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg. George is widely regarded as the ballet world’s first contemporary choreographer. George was admitted into the Ballet unit of the prestigious Imperial Theater School in Saint Petersburg when he was nine years old (Jordan, Stephanie, p.147). George Balanchine graduated…

The improvement of Russian Constructivism has a lot of influence from the work of Picasso and his development of reliefs as an alternative of simple art. Tatlin was working collectively with Kazimir Malevich in the Cubo-Futurist movement, but this changed in the year 1913 when he came into contact with…

Often known as the Soyuz Sovetskikh, Soviet Union Rissian, or the Sovetesky Soyuz, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republicans was formerly recognized as the Eurasian empire from 1917-1991. (Eberhard 20). There were 15 S.S.R. (Soviet Socialist Republics) from the Black and Baltic Seas of the Pacific Ocean, including Azerbaijan, Armenia,…

Among the numerous classical ballets, Sleeping Beauty forms an interesting piece owing to its illustration of academic purity. Its premiere took place in Russia in the 12 months eighteen ninety together with other fascinating pieces such as Swan Lake. The piece is thus heavy in subculture representing a variety of…

It is obvious from the presentation that U.S. companies in Russia have high corruption levels in the region. Because of the low degree of accountability that affects firms, the market climate is not favorable. Intellectual property laws are insufficient. Russia, because of tensions with western countries, is facing low foreign…