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War of Words Over Crimea Continues
Aug12

War of Words Over Crimea Continues

Tension between Moscow and Kyiv rises to highest level since a shaky cease-fire took hold in eastern Ukraine last winter. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia Fines Google for Anti-Trust Violation
Aug12

Russia Fines Google for Anti-Trust Violation

Apple could also face sanctions as Moscow continues to narrow the playing field for foreign tech companies. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Johnson seeks to ‘normalise’ British relations with Russia
Aug12

Johnson seeks to ‘normalise’ British relations with Russia

Johnson seeks to ‘normalise’ British relations with RussiaForeign Secretary Boris Johnson has told his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov that Britain must “normalise” its relationship with Russia, The Daily Telegraph reports. The Russian Foreign Ministry said: “Both sides expressed hope for a normalisation in Russian-British ties and...

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Is Putin Preparing a New Attack on Ukraine?
Aug12

Is Putin Preparing a New Attack on Ukraine?

Observers have greatly feared that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin would start a small regional war this August. Russia has moved up its State Duma elections to September 18. Although only Putin’s parties are allowed to win, he has a predilection for “small and victorious wars” to mobilize his people. …read more Source:...

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Russia continues to torment Ukrainian it drove half-crazy through torture
Aug12

Russia continues to torment Ukrainian it drove half-crazy through torture

Ukraine has repeated its request for the extradition of Ukrainian political prisoners Stanislav Klykh and Mykola Karpyuk, amid increasing concern for Klykh’s psychological state after torture in Russian captivity and as Klykh faces cynical new charges for supposed ‘contempt of court’. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human...

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Turkey Is Descending into Repression and Conflict, Taking Its Value to NATO with It
Aug11

Turkey Is Descending into Repression and Conflict, Taking Its Value to NATO with It

Doug Bandow Turkey’s brief democratic moment is ending. The rise of Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Development and Justice Party (AKP) in 2002 signaled the collapse of the militarized secular republic created by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The recent failed coup effectively killed the semi-liberal democracy that briefly replaced Kemalism. NATO is...

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War Clouds Gathering Over Crimea
Aug11

War Clouds Gathering Over Crimea

Russia claims that Ukraine sent a sabotage team into Crimea over the weekend, armed with bombs and military equipment. Russian president Putin has pulled out of the “Normandy” talks in response. Ukrainian president Poroshenko denied any involvement in an attack on Crimea and responded to the charges by placing his military on high...

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MOSCOW TRYING TO RETURN THE WORLD TO THE LOGIC  OF THE COLD WAR.
Aug11

MOSCOW TRYING TO RETURN THE WORLD TO THE LOGIC OF THE COLD WAR.

On the question “GHN” answered international relations specialist Irakli Toronjadze. “…the biggest geopolitical mistake of the twentieth century, was the fact that the Soviet Union had not been disarmed, and on its territory was not introduced the occupation rule. Let us hope that this error will not lead to a new Cold War, the free world will...

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Pundits Dissect Baku Summit
Aug11

Pundits Dissect Baku Summit

The leaders of Russia, Iran, and Azerbaijan talked transport and energy projects, while the question of how to deal with resurgent Turkey loomed as a backdrop. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russian Security Council Meets Over Tighter Crimea Security
Aug11

Russian Security Council Meets Over Tighter Crimea Security

August 11, 2016 …read more Source: Center on Global...

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