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EU Reporter: The 44-Day Karabakh War has changed the geopolitical regional landscape
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Russia Pressures Ukraine, to Little Avail
BESA Center Perspectives Paper No. 2,029, May 20, 2021
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Ukraine is once again a focus of Russia’s foreign policy. Many theories have been put forward to explain Moscow’s massive concentration of military forces along the Ukraine border: it is preparing for invasion, it is testing the Biden administration, and so on.
It is unclear why Russia should have mounted a major offensive at this particular moment. Moscow has been consistently strategic in its thinking about military actions since 2008. It has always pursued a concrete military objective: prevention of NATO expansion to Georgia (2008) and protection of its military bases in Crimea (2014) and in Syria (2015).
Russia Finally Opens Its Borders To Tajik Migrants, But Exorbitant Airfares Keeping Laborers Out
April 08, 2021 10:11 GMT
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Tajik migrant workers are desperate to return to Russia and the jobs they lost during the coronavirus pandemic, but skyrocketing prices for plane tickets are preventing them from going.
Large crowds of people have gathered outside the central air ticket office in Dushanbe every day since late March, when Russia reopened its borders to Tajiks.
Russian officials only permit Tajiks to enter Russia directly via air but the number of flights is restricted and the cost of a seat on a plane often unaffordable.
What Crucial Central Asian Elections Mean for Biden s Eurasian Policy | Opinion Ariel Cohen and David Pasmanik On 1/15/21 at 1:55 PM EST
As the Biden administration is looking to manage China and Russia, and finalize the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the strategic Central Asia remains at the heart of a comprehensive U.S. Eurasian foreign policy. The dual elections in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan offer crucial insights as to how incoming Secretary of State, Tony Blinken, should approach conducting U.S. diplomatic and economic outreach to the region. Both countries serve as critical corridors for China s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, and simultaneously remain in the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union. A critical understanding of the region remains key to achieving U.S. global policy priorities in the 21st century.
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