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Russian flag Analysis: Terrorism Strikes Heart of Modern Moscow 26 Jan 2011 by Dr Jonathan Eyal
The motives likely to have informed Monday's suicide bombing are not new - and if such attacks are to stop, Moscow needs to urgently rethink its counter-terror strategy Terrorism Russia Europe Georgia
Analysis: The turn of the wheel: 2010 and the return of old security problems 3 Jan 2010 by Professor Michael Clarke
As the effects of the global recession begins to be felt, this year will emphasise some new political realities in the international order. They will form the backdrop to the return of some traditional security issues. European Union International Institutions Terrorism Global Security Issues Defence Policy Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe Russia Georgia China Pacific
Russian troops in Georgia 2 Analysis: A war report short on facts and weak on findings 5 Oct 2009 by Dr Jonathan Eyal
The long-awaited European Union investigation into last year's war between Russia and Georgia ignored the real context of the conflict - resulting in a banal and simplistic report that has failed to fulfil its intended purpose. Law and Ethics Georgia Europe Russia
Caucasus security - conference News: Security in the Caucasus: Enhancing Cooperation with European Security Architectures 17 Sep 2009
The future of peace in the Caucasus increasingly depends on cultivating greater levels of trust between states in the region, a RUSI roundtable conference has found. Georgia Europe Global Security Issues
RUSI Newsbrief: Georgia, Russia and the EU 26 Sep 2008 by Alastair Cameron
The conflict that flared-up in the Caucasus between Georgia and Russia heralds uneasy times ahead for Russia and the West. European Union International Institutions Georgia Europe Russia
Analysis: After Georgia, we are on our way to a hostile climate in East-West relations 14 Aug 2008
Georgia’s ‘mini war’ may be over, but its implications will reverberate for years to come. Russian-Western relations will nosedive, and the East Europeans will push both NATO and the EU into adopting more hostile policies towards Russia. The US will also start to take the Russian challenge more seriously. A new ‘Cold War’ is not inevitable, but a hostile climate in East-West relations is now a certainty. European Union International Institutions NATO Georgia Europe Russia
RUssian troops Georgia Analysis: Testing times; Georgia’s gamble forces Europeans to take a long and hard look at its collective security agreements 13 Aug 2008 by Alastair Cameron
As the conflict between Georgia and Russia unfolded in the Caucasus, the West found itself lacking any kind of meaningful riposte. In fact, the response from international bodies responsible for conflict management has been so timorous that it raises important questions regarding Europe’s collective security agreements. Global Security Issues Georgia Europe Russia
Bush and Sakashvillii Analysis: The US, Georgia, and Russia 12 Aug 2008
Unable to offer Georgia military support, the United States has been left in an uncomfortable position where it could not be seen to be abandoning one of its most important regional allies. Still worse lies ahead: it must reassure the East Europeans that the Georgia episode is not the start of a 'softer' policy towards Russia, and it may also have to rebut accusations that, through its vocal support for Georgia, it actually encouraged that country's leadership into the military adventure. Georgia Europe Russia
Kouchner Shakasvilii Analysis: 'We are Extremely Concerned': The EU and Georgia 11 Aug 2008
As European foreign ministers gather for an emergency meeting and the diplomacy to halt the violence in Georgia intensifies, we must take stock of the performance of the EU’s foreign policy in this conflict. The conclusions are tentative, but still unmistakable: yet again, Europe scores poorly. European Union International Institutions Georgia Europe Russia
Russian tank Ossetia Analysis: Georgia-Russia Conflict Timeline (includes South Ossetia and Abkhazia) 11 Aug 2008
A timeline of the Georgia-Russia Conflict Georgia Europe Russia
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