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  • October 18, 2012
  • Nikolay Petrov
(Грани.pу) Прошедшие в воскресенье выборы должны были дать ответ на ряд важных для политического режима вопросов, и прежде всего на вопрос о том, возможно ли жить дальше без серьезных изменений избирательной…

Armenian Military Simulates Attack On Azerbaijan’s Oil

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(EurasiaNet) Armenia is capable of attacking Azerbaijan’s oil facilities in case of a war, and that it just finished military exercises practicing that scenario. a top Armenian general has said,…

О предыдущих записях на сайте ПОНАРС Евразии

  • October 13, 2012
  • PONARS Eurasia
Записи, размещенные ранее, перенесены сюда со старого сайта ПОНАРС Евразии; скорее всего, это записи на английском языке.

For Erdogan, Quarrel with Assad is One Thing, Putin Another

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(Lebanon Daily Star) Standing up to Bashar al-Assad is one thing. Picking a fight with Vladimir Putin would be something else entirely. By forcing down an airliner flying from Moscow,…

Saakashvili’s Democratic Legacy

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(Moscow Times) After Georgia’s ruling party lost the Oct. 1 parliamentary elections, President Mikheil Saakashvili took a major step into the history books. After his presidential term expires in October 2013, he will enjoy…

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