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Russia’s Recent Caucasus Military Maneuvers: Tempest in a Teapot or Purposeful Trend?

There has been a certain uptick of information in the Russian and western media about recent Russian military activities in the North and South Caucasus. Russia’s air force, Black Sea…

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(Эхо Кавказа) 3 мая в 20-й раз по решению Генассамблеи ООН отмечается Всемирный день свободы печати. Но в Грузии этот день не был ознаменован громкими событиями. Прошлые власти часто подвергались…

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“Resting” at the Black Sea: Russia’s Latest Military Maneuvers

Since the 2008 war with Georgia, Russia has regularly held military maneuvers on the Black Sea. This March, about 30 ships, 7,000 personnel, and more than 20 airplanes and helicopters…

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Georgia: Identity, Foreign Policy and the Politics of a “Euro-Atlantic Orientation”

(Policy Brief) Often considered to be a “beacon of democracy” in the post-Soviet space, Georgia has publicly committed itself to establishing the rule of law and building Western-style democratic institutions.…

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New Ambiguity in Georgian-Russian Relations

Relations between Russia and Georgia are going through some changes after the new government came to power in Georgia. If before, Saakashvili and Putin/Medvedev had been exercising a policy of…

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“Despite all the drama, it’s been a decent start”

March 22, 2013

(IPN) Cory Welt is interviewed on Georgian political developments by Koba Bendeliani, IPN Georgia/InterPressNews, March 22, 2013. Q: On Thursday, the Parliament voted unanimously to pass the constitutional amendments limiting…

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Russia’s Recent Caucasus Military Maneuvers: Tempest in a Teapot or Purposeful Trend?

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“Resting” at the Black Sea: Russia’s Latest Military Maneuvers

Georgia: Identity, Foreign Policy and the Politics of a “Euro-Atlantic Orientation”

New Ambiguity in Georgian-Russian Relations

“Despite all the drama, it’s been a decent start”

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