Volume 9 Issue 208

Articles from Volume 9 Issue 208

In early September, the United Nations once again warned of the growing risks of another global food crisis, following particularly bad harvests in the United...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Central Asia Volume 9 Issue 208

Is Georgia’s New Government Shifting the Country’s Geopolitical Course Toward Russia?

11.13.2012 Vasili Rukhadze

On November 1, Georgia’s new prime minister, the leader of the “Georgian Dream” coalition, Bidzina Ivanishvili, announced the creation of the position of the Prime...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Georgia Volume 9 Issue 208

Russia Considering Restoring Soviet-Era Law on Psychiatry, Opening Door to Political Abuse

11.13.2012 Paul Goble

Russian psychiatrists are pressing the Duma to return the Soviet-era law on psychiatric assistance that allowed doctors at Moscow’s Serbsky Institute and elsewhere to indefinitely...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Russia Volume 9 Issue 208

All the President’s Men: Putin Reshuffles the Top Brass

11.13.2012 Roger McDermott

To the relief and near jubilation of the Russian officer corps, President Vladimir Putin finally sacked his controversial Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov on November 6,...

Publication Eurasia Daily Monitor Russia Volume 9 Issue 208

Volume 9 Issue 208

Articles from Volume 9 Issue 208

Central Asia’s Stability Increasingly Compromised by Ongoing Grain Crisis

Is Georgia’s New Government Shifting the Country’s Geopolitical Course Toward Russia?

Russia Considering Restoring Soviet-Era Law on Psychiatry, Opening Door to Political Abuse

All the President’s Men: Putin Reshuffles the Top Brass