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THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RUSSIAN OFFICER CORPS

09 Mar 2010

ROGER N MCDERMOTT
Senior Fellow in Eurasian Military Studies, Jamestown Foundation, Washington DC and an Honorary Senior Fellow, Department of Politics and International Relations, University Kent, Canterbury (UK)

As a consequence of Defense Minister Anatoliy Serdyukov’s military reform, the Russian officer corps is arguably enduring the most fundamental changes and challenges that it has faced in the past two centuries.


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN TAJIKISTAN

05 Mar 2010

ANDREY GROZIN
Head of the Central Asia and Kazakhstan Studies Department, Institute of the CIS Countries, Moscow

It was clear even before the elections that the Tajikistani authorities could not achieve their main object from those elections – to improve Tajikistan’s image on the international scene.


TAJIKISTAN - UZBEKISTAN RELATIONS

17 Feb 2010

DENIS KIM
Expert of the Eurasia Heritage Foundation, Moscow

The problems in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan relations could be solved if the sides were ready to make a compromise with each other. If Emomalii Rahmon and Islom Karimov made any concessions to each other, it would ease tension between the neighbouring countries.


WILL THE SELF-STYLED SAVIORS BE REALLY ABLE TO RESCUE THE NATION?

09 Feb 2010

OLEKSANDR GAVRYLYUK
Political commentator, Kyiv

Both Tymoshenko and Yanukovych are backed by almighty oligarchic clans, whose interests they are supposed to meet. So will the new president be willing and able to break out the preset paradigm and finally initiate the long-awaited reforms, which would inevitably come into conflict with the oligarchic interests?


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BELARUS EXTERNAL DEBT: SUSTAINING LEVELS IN A TIME OF GLOBAL CRISIS

22 Jun 2009

Eurasian Home with a kind permission of The Pontis Foundation and The Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies publishes a paper, prepared by Gleb Shymanovich, "Belarus external debt: Sustaining Levels in a Time of Global Crisis". The paper takes a close look at how Belarus´ foreign debt is structured and what potential impact it could have on the Belarusian economy in the upcoming period.


WHAT EASTERN PARTNERSHIP SHOULD BRING TO BELARUS

19 Jun 2009

Eurasian Home with a kind permission of The Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies (BISS) publishes a study “What Eastern Partnership should bring to Belarus”, in which BISS analyzes possibilities of the Eastern Partnership initiative and its potential to transform Belarusian political regime.

opinion
Boris Kagarlitsky

12 Mar 2010


RUSSIA’S FAILURE IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES

The failure of the Russian team in the Vancouver Olympic Games would not have become a serious problem, if the Russian authorities had not spoken about the sports in its propaganda for many years. The successes of the Russian football and hockey players were presented as a proof that Russia reacquires the great power status in sports, if not in world politics and economy.


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IN FOCUS OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS

15 Mar 2010

Gazeta.ru, Kommersant, Gazeta, RBC Daily: Russian society rises from slumber; Dipkuryer supplement to Nezavisimaya Gazeta: Iranian bomb overshadows Middle East; Kommersant: Russian invasion scare sweeps Georgia after TV hoax; Vedomosti: Failing memory of Russian prime minister.


EURASIA DAILY MONITOR: RUSSIAN MILITARY QUIETLY ADOPTS NETWORK-CENTRIC WARFARE

02 Mar 2010

Controversy returned to the Russian Chief of the General Staff and First Deputy Defense Minister, Army-General Nikolai Makarov, following an interview on February 25, during which he seemed to signal a policy reversal on the issue of further developing contract personnel numbers.


CRRC: INSIGHT TO GEORGIAN HOUSEHOLDS

24 Feb 2010

Unsurprisingly, the majority of the population either spends their whole income on food and utilities, or has to borrow for food quite regularly.

news

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