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Pressure Points: The Syria Intervention as an Instrument of Russia’s EU Policy

(PONARS Policy Memo) The U.S. missile strike on Syria’s al-Shayrat airbase may not signify a major change in the course of the tragic civil war (as it had momentarily seemed), but…

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Turkmenistan, Iran Seek Closer Ties as Antidote to Isolation; Peyrouse’s book quoted

(Eurasianet) Turkmenistan finds itself isolated of its own volition, Iran through international sanctions. Over the last month, the two countries, which share a 922-kilometer border, have engaged in a flurry of…

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Kakachia: Lifting of sanctions against Iran will mean a lot of new opportunities for Georgia

(Institute for War & Peace Reporting) Experts in Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia have expressed guarded optimism about the potential economic benefits that the end of sanctions against Iran may bring to…

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Baev: Syria reconstitutes Russia-Iran partnership, but doesn’t signify a compatibility of security interests

(WSJ) DUBAI—By entering the Syrian war, Russia has joined hands with Iran in trying to rescue President Bashar al-Assad’s regime. But is this a durable alliance—or just a temporary convergence of interests…

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Baev: Most valuable Russian contribution to Iran deal was refraining from role of spoiler

(Voice of America) President Barack Obama said Russia was a "help" in securing the deal to limit Iran's nuclear program. In addition to that praise, printed in the New York…

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New Policy Memo: Three Russian Myths About Iran

The arrival of new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has sparked a new round of speculations concerning the future of Iran’s nuclear program and Tehran’s ability to find common ground with…

Three Russian Myths About Iran

The arrival of new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has sparked a new round of speculations concerning the future of Iran’s nuclear program and Tehran’s ability to find common ground with…

Азербайджано-иранские отношения: Quo vadis, Баку?

Азербайджано-иранские отношения являются одними из самых сложных двусторонних отношений в регионе, пережившими радикальные трансформации за последние 20 лет. Будучи сердечными друзьями и братскими нациями к моменту окончания холодной войны, Азербайджан…

Azerbaijan-Iran Relations: Quo Vadis, Baku?

Azerbaijani-Iranian relations are among the most complicated in the region, having experienced radical transformations over the last 20 years. Cordial friends and brotherly nations at the end of the Cold…

Can There Be Common Ground? The Iranian Nuclear Program in the U.S.-Russia Dialogue

The development of the Iranian nuclear program continues to rank highly among challenges to international security, with tensions around this issue climbing to new heights in 2012. Since 2006, multiple…

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Pressure Points: The Syria Intervention as an Instrument of Russia’s EU Policy

Turkmenistan, Iran Seek Closer Ties as Antidote to Isolation; Peyrouse’s book quoted

Kakachia: Lifting of sanctions against Iran will mean a lot of new opportunities for Georgia

Baev: Syria reconstitutes Russia-Iran partnership, but doesn’t signify a compatibility of security interests

Baev: Most valuable Russian contribution to Iran deal was refraining from role of spoiler

New Policy Memo: Three Russian Myths About Iran

Three Russian Myths About Iran

Азербайджано-иранские отношения: Quo vadis, Баку?

Azerbaijan-Iran Relations: Quo Vadis, Baku?

Can There Be Common Ground? The Iranian Nuclear Program in the U.S.-Russia Dialogue