Gorbachev’s speeches

Gorbachev’s speeches often emphasized the need for openness, reform, and improved relationships with the West. He advocated for policies like glasnost (transparency) and perestroika ( restructuring) to modernize the Soviet Union. His words aimed to reduce Cold War tensions, promote peace, and encourage economic and political change within his country. Gorbachev’s speeches reflected a commitment to reforming outdated systems while seeking cooperation globally, ultimately contributing to the end of the Soviet Union and greater global stability.