Azerbaijan Divided Over Crimea’s Implications for Karabakh Peace
Copyright show: No Warily watching Russia’s takeover of Crimea, Azerbaijani officials, politicians and analysts appear divided about what the crisis will mean for their own 26-year-long dispute with...
View ArticleWhat Will Crimea Mean for a Karabakh Peace Deal?
Copyright show: No With its annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea region, Russia once again has gone from mediator in peace talks over a separatist region to protagonist in a separatist conflict of its own....
View ArticleMapmakers Of The World Not United On Crimea
Copyright show: Hide copyrights There's a deepening East-West divide over Crimea -- among mapmakers. As Moscow solidified its hold on Crimea this week, prominent Russian map publishers are rushing to...
View ArticleThe Crimean Crisis and the Energy Ramifications for Azerbaijan
Copyright show: No Eurasianet Commentary The Kremlin’s partition of Crimea from Ukraine has put other states along Russia’s “near abroad” on edge. But while most of Russia’s neighbors seem to be...
View ArticleKazakhstan: Ukraine Crisis Cements Astana In Russia’s Orbit
Copyright show: No The Crimea crisis is putting pressure on Kazakhstan’s long-standing, multi-vectored foreign policy, which has sought to balance the competing interests of Russia, China and the...
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Post-Crimea, Phantom of Armenian Separatism Haunts Georgia
Editors' Picks: No 040914_01.JPGFor many in Georgia, Russia’s annexation Crimea is reigniting fears about separatism rooted in ethnic conflict and Kremlin meddling. But now Georgians aren’t just...
View ArticleIn The Wake Of Crimea Annexation, Patriotism Reigns In Russian Classrooms
Copyright show: Hide copyrights MOSCOW -- It will take some time to revise Russia's history textbooks to reflect the annexation of Crimea. But that's not preventing the authorities from moving quickly...
View ArticleUzbekistan: Long Road to Exile for the Crimean Tatars
Copyright show: No Rauf Ibragimov was 15 years old when he emerged from a Soviet cattle car into the searing hot desert of Uzbekistan, exactly 70 years ago this week.read more
View ArticleCrimean Tatars Complain Of Campaign Of Harassment, Intimidation
Copyright show: Hide copyrights On an autumn evening on a highway between Simferopol and Belogorsk, a white van pulled up next to two young Crimean Tatar men who were walking on the street. Several...
View ArticleGoogle Maps Reverts to Soviet-Era Place Names in Russia-Annexed Crimea
Copyright show: No U.S. tech giant Google has reinstated existing Soviet-era place names on online maps of Russia-annexed Crimea after it angered Moscow by changing them to correspond with names that...
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