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 A View from the Streets: what the war in Ukraine means across the South Caucasus

A View from the Streets: what the war in Ukraine means across the South Caucasus

May 8, 2022

The recent invasion of Ukraine has sent ripples throughout the globe, with hundreds of thousands protesting against the horrific actions committed in the country in the name of Vladimir Putin’s [...]

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 Is Western Press Finally Doing Ukraine Justice?

Is Western Press Finally Doing Ukraine Justice?

March 19, 2022

On an uncharacteristically warm winter afternoon for North India, my ailing grandmother, in an unusually frantic tone, said to me, “Russia has invaded Ukraine.” She then kept repeating the [...]

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 No Joke: Russia’s new crackdown on entertainers

No Joke: Russia’s new crackdown on entertainers

February 17, 2022

"The more limits are placed on comedy and other cultural venues, the more weight political satire carries, and the more Putin and other authorities risk appearing as dried-up, humorless old men [...]

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 Will Kazakhstan Become a Watershed Moment for the CSTO?

Will Kazakhstan Become a Watershed Moment for the CSTO?

February 7, 2022

Agnieszka Widlaszewska on the relevance of the CSTO in light of the organisation's first-ever deployment of collective forces to support the Kazakhstani authorities in regaining control after [...]

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 3 + 3 = ? A Neighbourhood with Differing Visions: prospects for regional integration in the Caucasus

3 + 3 = ? A Neighbourhood with Differing Visions: prospects for regional integration in the Caucasus

January 5, 2022

Attempts at regional cooperation initiatives are far from new phenomena within the South Caucasus. However, each new format consistently fails to take ground in the region and appears destined to [...]

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 What’s Different This Time?  Russia’s military build-up close to the Ukrainian border  

What’s Different This Time?  Russia’s military build-up close to the Ukrainian border  

December 24, 2021

What is going on at the border between Russia and Ukraine and how will the world react to a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine? Editorial by Zack Kramer.

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 How Poland Exposes its Own Hypocrisy on Migration Amid Crisis with Belarus

How Poland Exposes its Own Hypocrisy on Migration Amid Crisis with Belarus

December 17, 2021

Nicholas Morgan on the hypocritical handling of refugees by the Polish government.

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 A Glitch in the System: another controversial parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan

A Glitch in the System: another controversial parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan

December 15, 2021

Sydney Millar on the second attempt at electing a new parliament after the failure of the last elections in October last year.

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 ‘It’s Complicated’: the strained relations of Kyiv, Tbilisi and Saakashvili

‘It’s Complicated’: the strained relations of Kyiv, Tbilisi and Saakashvili

November 29, 2021

Rhiannon Segar: "The benefits of bringing Saakashvili back into Ukrainian politics are yet to clearly materialise".

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 “Challenge”: forging new ground, or the twilight of cosmic Russia?

“Challenge”: forging new ground, or the twilight of cosmic Russia?

November 17, 2021

A Russian film team is currently shooting the first-ever feature movie made in outer space. Reflecting the ambitions of Russia's current space program, it is debatable whether this should be [...]

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