Geopolitical maps

 

NATO/Warsaw Pact

NATO and Warsaw Pact members, 1989

 

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NATO expansion since inception

 

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NATO membership with Macedonia as “invited to join.” Source: The Economist

 

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NATO and Collective Security Treaty Organization

 

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Shanghai Cooperation Organization Membership

 

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Collective Treaty Security Organization and Shanghai Cooperation Organization

 

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EU member states and EU aspirant states

 

Eurozone countries. Source: The Economist

Eurozone countries. Source: The Economist

 

3. Military EU and NATO

NATO and EU membership compared

 

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EU Eastern Partnership countries (Source: Stratfor)

 

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EU, Eurozone, EFTA and EEA countries (Source: The Economist)

 

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EU, NATO, and EaP countries (Source: Washington Post)

Countries with visa-free access to Schengen (in green). Source: Wikipedia

Countries with visa-free access to Schengen (in green) (Source: Wikipedia)

 

Source: The Economist. Note that Iceland has withdrawn its application while Turkey has been on hold since 1987

EU candidate members.  Note that Iceland has withdrawn its application while Turkey has been on hold since 1987 (Source: The Economist)

 

5. Military CSTO

CSTO countries

 

 

EU Eastern Partnership

 

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Schengen Agreement Members and Nonmembers (Source: Stratfor)

 

Nervous neighbors

Map (without distribution) of ethnic Russians and Russian speakers in countries bordering on Russia (Source: The Wall Street Journal)

 

Frozen conflicts map

“Frozen conflicts” in post-Soviet space (Source: European Council on Foreign Relations)

 

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Percentage of Russian speakers in the Baltic states, Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova by region

 

 

ISW RF A2AD

ISW map of Russia’s Area Access/Area Denial (A2/AD) capabilities (August 2016)

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