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The phenomenon of climate change is very complex one. Climate change and problems of its causes and eff ects are being reserched and analyzed by many researchers, scholars, authors and by representatives of other sciences. A number of books and articles have been written on the climate change process. This is determined by the specifi city of the researched problem, which is requiring to analyze it through an interdisciplinary approach, more specifi c through geopolitical perspective. Since the late 1990s, the European Union (EU) has racked up a series of apparently impressive climate policy achievements which lend substance to the oft-heard claim that it is a global leader in the fi eld. In this context, novel ways to share the eff orts required to reduce emissions between its Member States and across diff erent economic sectors have been developed.

The subject of the "military intervention of the Russian Federation in Ukraine" is possibly one of the most discussed topics over the last half-year, and its consequences will undoubtedly have medium- and long-term consequences for regional theatres in Europe, the roles of the EU and NATO, frozen conflicts in the territories of the former Soviet states, the world economy, the extent to which the US will engage in Europe's security issues. Despite the above, the military aggression of the Russian Federation on Ukraine also had uncertain effects, changing in a way the radical relations between Brussels and Moscow and drew the attention of the EU states to the situation in the region, playing an important role in the process of obtaining the status of candidate for the accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union.