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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      The EU-Azerbaijan Relationship: Current Status and Future Outlook
      Nov14

      The EU-Azerbaijan Relationship: Current Status and Future Outlook

      On October 27, in Baku, representatives of the Council of Europe and the European Union presented several new projects to be implemented in the six Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries—Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia as well as Azerbaijan. The two European organizations have allocated 4.7 million euros ($5.1 million) for the...

      Islamic State Apparently Wins Its Competition With Caucasus Emirate
      Nov14

      Islamic State Apparently Wins Its Competition With Caucasus Emirate

      Following the killing of the Ingush jamaat’s amir in Nazran on August 31, the Kabardino-Balkarian jamaat also experienced a major setback. The Russian security services managed to kill Robert Zankishiev, who was better known among the armed Islamist underground movement of the North Caucasus as Amir Abdullah, the leader of the jamaat of...

      Putin and Lavrov Again Play the Ethnic Compatriot Card
      Nov14

      Putin and Lavrov Again Play the Ethnic Compatriot Card

      Since the 1990s, Moscow has repeatedly looked beyond Russia’s borders and pledged to come to the assistance of its allegedly victimized fellow Russian citizens, or ethnic Great Russians, or Russian speakers (all three categories apply whenever Moscow finds it desirable to play this card). Transnistria, Georgia and Ukraine each exemplifies...

      A Bleak Future In Eastern Ukraine’s Frozen Zone
      Nov13

      A Bleak Future In Eastern Ukraine’s Frozen Zone

      November 13, 2015 …read more Source: Center on Global...

      Ukraine Recognizes ‘Genocide’ of Crimean Tatars
      Nov13

      Ukraine Recognizes ‘Genocide’ of Crimean Tatars

      Activists had long pushed for 1944 mass deportations ordered by Stalin to be declared an act of genocide. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      The Resurrection of Vaclav Klaus
      Nov13

      The Resurrection of Vaclav Klaus

      At the get-together of Kremlin sympathizers in Greece last month, one of the headlines was the presence of Czech former President Vaclav Klaus. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Ukraine’s Naftohaz to Sue Russia Over Crimean Assets
      Nov12

      Ukraine’s Naftohaz to Sue Russia Over Crimean Assets

      The Ukrainian national oil and gas company, Naftohaz Ukrainy, plans to sue Russia over the assets lost in Crimea following the peninsula’s annexation by Russia last year, Naftohaz CEO Andry Kobolev said on November 4 (Interfax, November 4). The seizure by Russia of Chornomornaftohaz, Naftohaz’s subsidiary for oil and gas deposits in...

      Roots of Russia’s War in Ukraine
      Nov12

      Roots of Russia’s War in Ukraine

      Roots of Russia’s War in Ukraine presents four perspectives on the origins of the ongoing war in Ukraine that began in February 2014, concentrating on Russian motivations and intentions. What propelled Russia to send troops into Crimea and then declare that Crimea had formally chosen to “join” Russia? Why did the conflict spread to eastern...

      FPI Resources on the Growing Crisis between Ukraine and Russia
      Nov12

      FPI Resources on the Growing Crisis between Ukraine and Russia

      …read more Source: Foreign Policy...

      Ukraine Passes Anti-Discrimination Law
      Nov12

      Ukraine Passes Anti-Discrimination Law

      November 12, 2015 …read more Source: Center on Global...