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Confronting the Double-Edged Sword: Turkmenistan’s Collective Security Dilemma
In early July, naval delegations from Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran and Kazakhstan met in St. Petersburg to discuss the idea of a collective security system...
How to Reduce the Risk of a Military Encounter Between Russia and NATO
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Azeri Janus: Baku Balancing both East and West
Since its transition to independence, Azerbaijan has looked both east and west for its place on the world stage. Predominantly Muslim, Azerbaijan has no...
Russia Revises Navy Doctrine to counter “unacceptable” NATO expansion
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Russia, Pakistan, North Korea: Nuclear Powers at Play
Russian President Putin engaged in a bit of saber rattling when he announced that Russia would field more than 40 new intercontinental ballistic missiles...
Situation Urgent and Serious
As we all read and assess and experience the last years the crisis all around the World are too many and overwhelming heading to...
NATO and the Russians: Can NATO be Diplomatically Relevant?
One of the biggest obstacles in understanding Russian foreign policy of late for NATO is that it still seems a bit too tied to...
Greek foreign policy under the Damocles sword of the economic crisis
This analysis first appeared in the policy paper series KAS katoptron by Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Greece. Europe’s Southern and Eastern neighborhoods have changed considerably...
There is no Europe without Russia
“Leaders remain committed to the vision of a joint humanitarian and economic space from the Atlantic to the Pacific based upon full respect...
Poland, the last bulwark against Russian aggression?
With the beginning of a new year with all its new hopes and new fears, one cannot help but worry about Putin’s next political...