Volume 1 Issue 121

Articles from Volume 1 Issue 121

ELECTIONS IN U.S. AND UKRAINE PROMPT RUSSIAN ANALYSTS TO CONSIDER CIS PROSPECTS

11.05.2004 Igor Torbakov

The stakes that Russian political elites made in the U.S. and Ukrainian presidential races reveal Russia's growing concern over its leading role in the Commonwealth...

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MOSCOW PROPOSES JOINT OPERATION OF SOUTH CAUCASUS RAILROAD

11.05.2004 Vladimir Socor

The Russian government proposes to create a joint entity of the Russian, Georgian, Armenian, and Azerbaijani railways for operating the South Caucasus Railroad, from the...

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PUTIN SETS NEW GOALS FOR RUSSIA’S NATIONAL IDENTITY

11.05.2004 Pavel K. Baev

At the core of its national identity, Russia is neither a nuclear super-power nor a spoiled petro-state, but a country of hopeless football fans. The...

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WHY YANUKOVYCH LOST ROUND ONE AND WHY HE WILL LOSE IN ROUND TWO

11.05.2004 Taras Kuzio

Five days after the election, the final results are still not declared in Ukraine's presidential election. Nevertheless, as opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko declared: "Whatever the...

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