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The Conflicts over Abkhazia and South Ossetia in Light of the Crisis over Ukraine
Sep27

The Conflicts over Abkhazia and South Ossetia in Light of the Crisis over Ukraine

…read more Source: German Institute for International and Security...

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The Transnistria Conflict in Light of the Crisis over Ukraine
Sep27

The Transnistria Conflict in Light of the Crisis over Ukraine

…read more Source: German Institute for International and Security...

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Hillary Clinton Never Met a War She Didn’t Want Other Americans to Fight
Sep27

Hillary Clinton Never Met a War She Didn’t Want Other Americans to Fight

Doug Bandow Never before were the two leading presidential candidates so disliked. Both major parties have nominated candidates that most Americans desperately want to reject. There many reasons to oppose Hillary Clinton: a history of scandal, reaching back to Bill Clinton’s Arkansas governorship; greedy, grasping friendships with economic...

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Not Frozen!
Sep27

Not Frozen!

Since 2014 German and European attention has been largely absorbed by the annexation of Crimea, the war in Donbas and the crisis in relations with Russia. Yet the eastern neighbourhood also contains four unresolved territorial conflicts, which have in some respects developed very dynamically since 2014. The authors of this study examine the role...

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Trump, Putin and Race
Sep27

Trump, Putin and Race

The real reason behind this odd bromance. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia Slams Western Charges of ‘War Crimes’ in Syria
Sep27

Russia Slams Western Charges of ‘War Crimes’ in Syria

UN envoy Vitaly Churkin blames breakdown of ceasefire on Syrian rebels, dismisses reports of mass killing in eastern Aleppo as faked. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia’s Next Move on Ukraine
Sep27

Russia’s Next Move on Ukraine

The most likely scenario for eastern Ukraine is that a low-level conflict will continue to simmer. Moscow needs to give up its pipe dream that a pro-Russian government will come to power in Kiev, and forget its convenient but misleading stereotypes about its large neighbor. | Русский …read more Source: Carnegie Moscow...

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Belarus and Russia Experience New Bout of Tensions
Sep26

Belarus and Russia Experience New Bout of Tensions

In recent years, there has been no shortage of bad blood between Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka and the Russian Kremlin. For example, in February 2004, Lukashenka referred to the stoppage of Russian natural gas flows into Belarus, in retaliation for Belarus’s insistence on lower prices, as “terrorism at the highest level.” And...

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Prosecutor demands harsher sentence for Crimean Tatar political prisoner
Sep26

Prosecutor demands harsher sentence for Crimean Tatar political prisoner

There are absolutely no grounds, but the case against Ruslan Zeitullayev; Ferat Saifullayev; Rustem Vaitov and Nuri Primov now looks bad for the prosecutor, since even the court in Rostov could not ignore the lack of any evidence to back the charges and passed the minimum sentences possible. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights...

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Leading from below
Sep26

Leading from below

Complaining about the weaknesses of European military forces has long been a favorite sport of American politicians, defense officials and pundits; this is one issue on which populists and the Establishment agree. Indeed, presidential candidate Donald Trump’s threats to withdraw from NATO unless European members pay up are really only...

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