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All items tagged South Ossetia and AbkhaziaOpen Think Tank ArticlesApril 20, 2010 | Belarus Caught Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceHelen Turek: Since 2008’s Russia-Georgia war, Belarus has failed to recognize South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent states. Belarus has already missed its Spring 2010 deadline to make a decision on the issue. The decision will determine whether Belarusian allegiance lies with Europe or with Russia. ... MoreSeptember 9, 2008 | The EU and the US: Peace Brokers for a Secure GeorgiaStefan Fröhlich: The fighting between Russia and Georgia over the separatist enclave of South Ossetia is turning into a reversion of spheres of influence and a balance of power politics in Europe. The EU and the Euro-Atlantic community must take steps to mediate new developments. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesAugust 7, 2009 | Georgia Is Regaining StrengthOne year after the Russian invasion, Georgia continues to draw nearer to its western allies. ++ “The Kremlin is forced to discover that few points of its agenda have succeeded.” ++ Despite the Georgia peace plan signed by President Medvedev, Russian troops have not retreated. ++ Moscow must realize that new western ideals do not pose a threat to the Kremlin. ++ The Georgian ... MoreOctober 23, 2008 | After Georgia: Russia's Anxious NeighborsThe Georgia conflict is forcing Russia’s neighbors to rethink their relationships with Russia as well as with the West. Through military action, Russia has demonstrated how far it is willing to go to protect its national interests. Western rhetorical reactions to the crisis have dashed hopes that a partnership between post-Soviet states and the US, NATO or the EU could help retain their ... More |
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