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How Russia dealt with post-Soviet protracted conflicts in 2016

Dec 29, 2016

2016 proved that Russia doesn't have a universal method of resolving the “frozen conflicts” in the post-Soviet space. Every case requires a specific approach

Why Russia withdraws from the International Criminal Court

Nov 24, 2016

The announcement that Russia was withdrawing its signature from the ICC in response to the publication of a prosecutor’s report condemning it for its actions in Ukraine was big news all over the world – but how significant is the decision?

The Russian factor in Georgia-Ukraine relations

Oct 28, 2016

After a brief period in which both Ukraine and Georgia appeared to be united against Russia, it now appears that the two nations are moving along very different paths

The victory of the Georgian Dream is beneficial for Russia and the West

Oct 11, 2016

A constitutional majority in parliament for the Georgian Dream party is in the interests of both Russia and the West. Here’s why

Russia searches for pragmatic solutions in the Caucasus

Aug 12, 2016

Russian President Vladimir Putin has put into play a reinvigorated diplomatic approach to resolving the longstanding crises involving the troubled states of the Caucasus

The tragic roots of the Five-Day War between Russia and Georgia

Aug 9, 2016

It does not matter who fired the first shot in the Five-Day War between Russia and Georgia in 2008. What does matter is the attempt to improve Russian-Georgian relations and alleviate the tensions at the heart of the conflict

The Five-Day War between Russia and Georgia, eight years on

Aug 8, 2016

The events in Georgia in August 2008 challenged the world — by demonstrating that the state boundaries drawn on the borders of the former Soviet Union could not stand and that the process of carving up the Soviet state had not ended

What does Kerry's visit to Georgia mean for Russia, Caucasus security?

Jul 12, 2016

The U.S. Secretary of State’s visit to Tbilisi was a confirmation of Washington’s commitment to partnering with Georgia and other post-Soviet republics in an attempt to curb any territorial ambitions Russia might have for the region

The South Caucasus retains a fragile status quo

Mar 11, 2016

The new status quo set in the South Caucasus back in August 2008 is generally being preserved, despite numerous problems, disagreements and the influence of dangerous background factors

Why the Kremlin should have Georgia on its mind

Nov 17, 2015

Two recent controversies in Georgia – an ownership dispute over a TV channel and leaks revealing a coup attempt – might have foreign policy implications for the Kremlin

How Russia dealt with post-Soviet protracted conflicts in 2016

Why Russia withdraws from the International Criminal Court

The Russian factor in Georgia-Ukraine relations

The victory of the Georgian Dream is beneficial for Russia and the West

Russia searches for pragmatic solutions in the Caucasus

The tragic roots of the Five-Day War between Russia and Georgia

The Five-Day War between Russia and Georgia, eight years on

What does Kerry's visit to Georgia mean for Russia, Caucasus security?

The South Caucasus retains a fragile status quo

Why the Kremlin should have Georgia on its mind

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