Eurasia Press & News
The head of Russia’s Belgorod region which borders Ukraine, claimed Monday that a Ukrainian “sabotage …
Read More »Russian Border Region Says Ukrainian ‘Sabotage’ Unit Carried Out Incursion
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China Looks to Fill a Void in Central Asia
Is the region becoming the next battleground for great power competition? Not if Central Asian …
Read More »How Far Will the Thaw in Russia-Georgia Relations Extend?
The Georgian Dream’s gains from rapprochement with Moscow are quite nebulous, while the risks are …
Read More »What’s Behind Russia’s Overture to Georgia?
Even if Georgia knew nothing about Russia’s decision beforehand, the current arrangement suits both the …
Read More »A Reformer’s Conundrum: How the Uzbek Regime Undermines Its Own Stability
The Uzbek regime is losing stability because its objectives increasingly diverge from the public expectations …
Read More »Putin’s Tactic of Inaction Could Backfire at Home
Putin’s plan is to wait out what he sees as inevitable changes in the West …
Read More »Ukraine’s Other Battle: Zelensky vs. the Mayors
The Ukrainian government can always justify waging a war against regional grandees as part of …
Read More »Kazakhstan Has Become a Pathway for the Supply of Russia’s War Machine. Here’s How It Works.
Western sanctions are meant to prevent Russia from supplying its military from abroad, but sensitive …
Read More »Sudan and the New Age of Conflict
How Regional Power Politics are Fueling Deadly Wars How Regional Power Politics are Fueling Deadly …
Read More »Who Is Afraid of Georgian Democracy?
The Georgian government’s attempt to pass restrictive legislation on foreign influence provoked mass protests that …
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