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Abstract: The paper is art attempt to trace the changes in Russia's foreign policy after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The aim is to obtain an idea of the difficulties which Russia is now facing and to examine the opportunities and limitations of the country's international strategy. No matter how complicated the situation is in Russia today, it will remain a world power with a voice and major stakes in global and regional affairs. Russia's active participation in international affairs meets not only its national interests but also the interests of the world community, taking into consideration Russia's position as a pillar, supporting the global equilibrium. The paper argues that Russia has yet to find a unique place in the international arena as Euroasian power serving as a bridge between East and West. In this context special attention is given to Russia's policy in the Asia Pacific Region and toward the Korean peninsula.