Francesco Tamburini

Francesco studied Foreign Languages (Ca’ Foscari) and International Relations (LUISS). Due to his unwise choice to study Russian language, culture and history, he was also exchange student in Astrakhan and in Moscow, as well as working in the Italian Embassy in Minsk. He came to the College to heal relations between Europe and Russia, and sees the Natolin blog as a useful mean to strengthen the cultural hegemony of his project.

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Seduced and abandoned? Realities, hopes and frustrations in Russia-Turkey relations

Over the last few years the partnership between Moscow and Ankara has been steadily developing thanks to Turkish economic growth, shared mistrust of the West and a strong relationship developed by Erdogan and Putin, each in their own way leading attempts to restore national greatness at home and abroad. However, the development of Russian-Turkish relations

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