New York
03/10/2010 9:04:43 AM
Tbilisi
03/10/2010 6:04:43 PM
By Giorgi Kvelashvili
On March 4, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin received one of the leaders of Georgia’s pro-Russian forces Nino Burjanadze.
By Olga Dzyubenko
BISHKEK (Reuters) - U.S. General David Petraeus arrived in Kyrgyzstan on Wednesday, a day after the United States said it would build an anti-terrorism training center for the former Soviet republic in Central Asia.
(BRUSSELS) - Europe moved on Monday to create its own financial rescue fund, designed to shore up the euro currency should spiralling debts among wayward eurozone members like Greece trigger fresh market mayhem.
By Ghia Nodia
After the mass demonstrations of last spring failed to force Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili from office, the opposition was thrown into disarray. This has been obvious for some time, but the strange developments of the second half of February exceeded all expectations.
Roger McDermott
Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev’s, recent trip to Paris for bilateral talks with his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy, followed by receiving the Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych in Moscow on March 5, intensified speculation over the procurement of the amphibious helicopter landing ship, Mistral, and the future of the Black Sea Fleet base in the Crimea (Interfax, March 2-5).
- Ingush Organize Demonstration to Protest Against Kidnappings of Compatriots
- Turkish-American relations Face Another Test Over the Armenian Issue
- A Franco-Russian Rapprochement... Again
- Eurasia Daily Monitor, The Jamestown Foundation — March 9, 2010 — Volume 7, Issue 46
- Russia and Croatia Resurrect Druzhba-Adria Oil Transport Scheme
Stefan Fule, the new EU commissioner for enlargement and the European Neighborhood Policy, says the European Union is looking to keep its relations with neighbors on a pragmatic footing.
Europe Report Nº202 (read full report here)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The historically coveted region of Abkhazia has become even more dependent on Moscow since Russia’s controversial recognition a year and a half ago.
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- Georgia's fine, lofty, useless strategy
- South Ossetian Leader Rejects Opposition Criticism
- Defeated Abkhaz Presidential Candidate Calls On Opposition To Close Ranks
- Russia’s Ursine Embrace of Georgia’s Abkhazia Province: Ongoing Annexation with Larger Consequences
- Latest News
- U.S. general's Kyrgyz visit rivals Russian influence
- Neighbourhood key test for EU foreign policy, Ashton says
- Yanukovych Offers Key Ukraine Post To Reformer
- 10 suspects held in Russia train bombing
- Medvedev May Form Political Party to Rival Putin’s, Trud Says
- Georgian Born in 1880 May Be World’s Oldest Person
- Opposition Georgian Politician Visiting Moscow Again
- Balkar Activists Demand 'Self-Determination'
- Georgian rape victim sues Russia, Georgia
- Eating with the enemy: why Russia loves Georgian food
- Russia urges Sweden to extradite Chechen "bandits"
- Arms, energy to dominate Russia's Putin India trip
- Putin’s Judo Friend Expands Gazprom Business, Vedomosti Says
- Convicted Russian Skinheads On Trial For Racial Attacks
- Climate Change in Central Asia Threatens Russia from the South, Experts Say
- Moscow Using Administrative Measures, Statistical Games to Hide Rising Unemployment, Experts Say
- Nation Forcibly Deported Under Brezhnev Now at Risk, Moscow Magazine Says
- To Advance, Circassians Need a Lobby like The Ones Others Have, Commentator Says
- New Handbook to Help Russia’s Religious Groups Cope with Official Inspections
- Corruption Keeping Russian Highways among Worst in the World, Investigators Say
- US and Russia in final push to clinch new START treaty
- Europe furious at US air force tender trap
- Russia sees new nuclear arms treaty by April
- Centuries-old shipwrecks discovered in Baltic Sea
- Umarov Vows To 'Liberate' Krasnodar, Astrakhan, Volga Region
Syndicate
A Quotation
Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm
Weblinks
- South Caucasus Fault Lines: Security, Energy, and U.S. Interests (Audio)
- Russia, Its Neighbors, and the Future of Post-Cold War Europe (Video)
- August 2008 War: Russia Was First
- FULL REPORT: Indepenedent Fact-Finding Mission on the Conflict in Georgia
- Government of Georgia on the Release of the EU-Sponsored Report on Russia’s 2008 Invasion of Georgia
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