Soviet International Relations in 1990

Summary

This declassified CIA document provides a unique insight into the USSR in 1990, with detailed reports on diplomatic meetings, international labor conferences, and political debates. It includes transcripts of interviews with union leaders, ministers, and representatives from countries such as Brazil, Canada, and Japan, highlighting the Soviet interest in international cooperation and economic changes. It also mentions topics like the Gulf crisis and the impact of nuclear tests on international relations. The text reflects the context of political and economic transition in the USSR, with a focus on cooperation with other countries and the search for solutions to global issues.