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Strategic Snapshot: Global Competition in Critical Minerals and Rare Earth Elements

May 1, 2025

• Strategic Snapshot: Global Competition in Critical Minerals and Rare Earth Elements

Eurasia Daily Monitor

May 1, 2025

• Japan Seeking to Expand Its Economic Footprint in Central Asia
• Azerbaijan and the People's Republic of China Announce Comprehensive Strategic Partnership

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 30, 2025

• Kremlin Propaganda Uses Alexander Ovechkin's Hockey Record to Promote Russian Nationalism
• Russia Expands Foothold in East Africa
• Georgia's Pro-Kremlin Parties are Growing Stronger

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 29, 2025

• Russia's Demographic Problems Set Stage for Future Political Challenges
• Azerbaijan-Armenia-Georgia Trilateral Format May be Platform for Regional Decision-Making

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 28, 2025

• Russia May be Switching Tactics From Sabotage of Peace Deal to Bargaining
• Russian Sanction Evasion Drives Development of Alternative International Economic System
• Militarization of Regional Policy Leads to Decline of Federalism in Russia

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 10

April 25, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 10

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 24, 2025

• Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan Plan Joint Naval Maneuvers in Caspian Near Russian Border
• Belarusian Society Opts for Closer Relations with Russia and the People’s Republic of China

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 23, 2025

• Georgian–Ukrainian Diplomatic Relations Experience Lowest Point
• The Port of Baku Facilitates Trans-Eurasian Commerce (Part One)

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 22, 2025

• Central Asian Countries Suffer Massive Brain Drain, Putting Their Futures at Risk
• Azerbaijan-Georgia Ties Strengthened by Shared Stances on Key Regional Issues

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 21, 2025

• Putin Weighs Risks of U.S. Readiness to Move on From Stalled Peace Efforts in Ukraine
• Armenian Local Elections a Barometer for Pashinyan's Political Future
• Moscow Confuses U.S. Reductions of Key Russia-Watching Organizations as Signs of Weakness Rather Than Readiness for Genuine Dialogue

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 9

April 18, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 9

Panorama

April 18, 2025

• Russia Sends Children to North Pole on Nuclear-Powered Icebreakers

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 17, 2025

• Many Russians Outraged by Government Promotion of Underage Pregnancy to Boost Birthrate
• Russia's Cossack Movement Holds Second “Great Circle” in Two Years
• Russia Develops Infrastructure for Operational Use of Tactical Nuclear Weapons from Belarusian Territory
• Russia Increasing Military Presence in Africa by Reviving Desert Airbase in the Libyan Sahara

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 16, 2025

• Territorial Disputes no Longer Threaten Peace and Stability in Central Asia

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 15, 2025

• Environmental Protest in Russia Again a Seedbed of Political Opposition
• Georgian Government Initiates Sweeping Changes in Preparation For Local Elections

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 14, 2025

• Decision Point for Putin is Set Too Close for His Comfort
• Widespread Liberalization of Russian Domestic Policy Remains Unlikely

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 8

April 11, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 8

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 10, 2025

• Russia Uses Black Sea Ceasefire Talks to Regain Former Hegemony
• Ethnic Enclaves Spreading Across Russia, Intensifying Xenophobia and Alarming Moscow
• Ukraine Prioritizes Developing National Satellite Communications System

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 9, 2025

• Sweden's SÄPO Reports that Russia is Evolving Sabotage Tactics
• Georgian Dream Seeks to Reset U.S.-Georgian Relations

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 8, 2025

• 'Freezing' Ukrainian Conflict Will Not Bring Peace
• China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway Emerges as Competitor to Kazakhstan's Rail Network

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 7, 2025

• Global Trade War Does Not Diminish Pressure on Russia to End Its War
• Russia's Double Game in Arctic is Cooperation in Name, but Confrontation in Practice

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 7

April 4, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 7

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 3, 2025

• Poland Prepares for Direct War with Russia
• Kremlin Divided About What to Do Inside Russia if and When War Against Ukraine Ends
• Kazakhstan and People's Republic of China Collaborate in Critical Minerals Sector

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 2, 2025

• Anti-Western Rhetoric Intensifying in Russian Media
• Russia Uses Educational Institutions to Bolster Future Mobilization Capacity

Eurasia Daily Monitor

April 1, 2025

• U.S. Preemptive Concessions Gain Nothing From Russia in Ukraine Ceasefire Talks (Part Two)
• Siberian River Diversion to Central Asia May Finally Be Coming
• Russia's Optimistic Outlook in Post-2035 LNG Strategy Faces Long-Term Challenges

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 31, 2025

• Putin's Warpath Goes Through Arctic
• Tragic Fate of U.S. Soldiers in Lithuania Highlights Growing European Security Concerns
• Georgian Dream and the People's Republic of China Pursue Strategic Relationship

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 6

March 31, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 6

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 27, 2025

• Moscow's Ties with Post-Soviet States Possibly Transforming in Fallout of Azeri Airlines Flight Downing
• Russia's Information Security Industry Expands International Footprint
• U.S. Preemptive Concessions Gain Nothing From Russia in Ukraine Ceasefire Talks (Part One)

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 26, 2025

• Ukraine Brings War Home to Russia
• Azerbaijan, Israel, and United States Seek Trilateral Cooperation Format

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 25, 2025

• Moscow Using High Unemployment to Try to Control Most Recalcitrant of Republics
• Russia's Plans for Abkhazia are Expanding

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 24, 2025

• Russian Energy Shortages Require Bans, Tariffs, and Purchasing Electricity From China
• Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Deal Faces Hurdles

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 5

March 21, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 5

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 20, 2025

• Putin Sets Additional Preconditions For Ceasefire in Ukraine
• Moscow Warns Oslo on Svalbard but Suggests 'Deal' with United States on Arctic
• Türkiye-Turkmenistan Gas Deal Opens Possibilities for New Routes

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 19, 2025

• Lukashenka Balances Internal Challenges with External Dependencies
• Russia and Iran Manage Diverging Interests in South Caucasus

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 18, 2025

• Declining Caspian Water Levels Threaten Russian and Chinese Corridor Plans
• Belarus Offers to Host Peace Talks between Russia and Ukraine

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 17, 2025

• Moscow Responds to Washington's Unilateral Concessions
• Russia Pressures Georgia to Join Regional 3+3 Format

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 4

March 13, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 4

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 13, 2025

• Abortion Tourism on the Rise in Russia as Regions Adopt Different Policies
• Iran and Russia Pursue Multipolar World Order
• Russia Plans to Turn Belarus Into Launching Pad for Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missiles

Strategic Snapshot: Consequences of Russia’s War at Home

March 13, 2025

• Strategic Snapshot: Consequences of Russia's War at Home

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 12, 2025

• Russian Intelligence Strategizes to Keep Georgian Dream in Power
• Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Reach Historic Border Delimitation Agreement

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 11, 2025

• Putin's Police State Increasingly a State Without Enough Police
• Russia Increasing Military Buildup Ahead of Negotiations

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 10, 2025

• Russia Refuses to Make Meaningful Step on Road to Peace
• Moscow Seeks to Capitalize on Weakening Western Unity

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 3

March 7, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 3

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 6, 2025

• Roscosmos’s Director General Exemplifies Inefficiency in Russian Government
• Russia Focusing on Arctic to Divide West and Expand Its Influence and Position in Antarctica
• Credibility of Russia’s Red Sea Naval Facility Agreement with Sudan

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 5, 2025

• Georgia Remains Target of Attempted Russian Influence

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 4, 2025

• Rising Arctic Temperatures Threaten Russian Cities and Military Facilities in Far North
• Russia Experiences Reverse Industrialization as Economy Deteriorates

Eurasia Daily Monitor

March 3, 2025

• Triumphalism in Moscow About Setback in Peace-Making for Ukraine Could be Short-Lived
• New Armenia-U.S. Partnership On Pause
• Russia Capitalizes on Development of Artificial Intelligence in Its Military Strategy

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 2

February 28, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 2

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 27, 2025

• Putin's Courts Playing Central Role in Keeping Russians Under His Thumb
• Russian IT Sector Effectively Serves the Kremlin Despite Sanctions
• Sanctions Pressure on Russia is Crucial to Combat Russian War Capabilities

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 26, 2025

• U.S. Firms to Invest in Ukraine's Rare Earth Elements in Return For Continued Aid
• Eurasian Economic Union Struggles to Further Expand in Eurasia
• Armenia and Azerbaijan at Odds Over Peace Process

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 25, 2025

• Russia Faces Upsurge in Crime as Veterans Return from Ukraine
• TAPI Pipeline to Remain Failure Without India and Pakistan’s Participation

Strategic Snapshot: Three Years Since the Start of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

February 25, 2025

• Strategic Snapshot: Three Years Since the Start of Russia's Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 24, 2025

• Moscow Changes War Rhetoric but Stays War Course
• Russia Navigates Challenges to Achieve Optimistic Post-2035 LNG Strategy
• Stalemate Persists in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Process

Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 1

February 21, 2025

• Eurasia Digest, Volume 1, Issue 1

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 20, 2025

• Kremlin's Militarization of Russia's Youngest Has Far-Reaching Consequences
• Belarus Hopes to Reset U.S. Ties with Prisoner Release
• Goodbye, Lenin: The Baltics Disconnect from Soviet-era Power Grid

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 19, 2025

• Poland Caught in the Middle of Diplomatic Maneuvers Affecting European Defense and Security
• Organization of Turkic States Advances Eurasian Trade Connectivity

Eurasia Daily Monitor

February 18, 2025

• China Exploiting Russian Weakness in Arctic–and Moscow Has Reason to Worry
• Reconciliation Over Anniversary of Alexei Navalny’s Death Will be Short-Lived
• Moscow Seeks to Regain Initiative in the Game of Peace Talks

Volume 22 Issue 19

February 13, 2025

• Settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict: Ambitions and Realities
• Kadyrov's Efforts to Create Chechen Muftiate in Ingushetia Threaten to Destabilize Region
• New Security Arrangements Between Moscow and Minsk Cement Russia’s Influence (Part 2)

Volume 22 Issue 18

February 12, 2025

• New Security Arrangements Between Moscow and Minsk Cement Russia's Influence (Part 1)
• Moscow Increases Pressure on Separatist Abkhazia Ahead of Presidential Elections

Volume 22 Issue 17

February 11, 2025

• Competition for Control of Rare Earths Triggering Great Power Conflict in Central Asia
• Ukrainian Defense Industry at Risk of Disarray
• Georgian Government is Tightening Legislation, Jeopardizing Free Media and Human Rights

Volume 22 Issue 16

February 10, 2025

• Kremlin Could be Preparing to Pause Its Invasion of Ukraine
• Central Asia Faces Potential Water Shortage as Afghanistan's Canal Project Nears Completion
• Russian Military Moves to Revive Secret Soviet Submarine Base

Volume 22 Issue 15

February 6, 2025

• Overthrow of Syria's Assad Echoes Across Post-Soviet Space, Worrying Moscow
• Russia Ramps Up Cybersecurity Systems
• Russia Seeks to Reassert Influence in South Caucasus

Volume 22 Issue 14

February 5, 2025

• Hybrid Attacks Rise on Undersea Cables in Baltic and Arctic Regions
• Military Entrepreneurism Fuels Direct Recruitment in Ukrainian Units
• Georgia and Azerbaijan Expand Engagement With Middle East

Volume 22 Issue 13

February 4, 2025

• Russian Railways Becoming a Growing Political and Geopolitical Problem for Moscow
• Georgia Leaves Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
• Russia Prepares for 80th Anniversary of the End of World War Two

Volume 22 Issue 12

February 3, 2025

• Lukashenka Touts More Anti-Poland Rhetoric Following Presidential Election
• Russia Promotes Stronger Negotiating Position Than Reality
• The Kremlin Threatens European Countries Could be Oreshnik's Next Target

Volume 22 Issue 11

January 30, 2025

• Putin Expands Use of Soviet-Style Punitive Psychiatry Across Russia
• Kremlin Continues to Promote Cossack Rebirth in 2025

Volume 22 Issue 10

January 29, 2025

• Belarus's 'Calmest Elections' Hold Potential to Pave the Way for Rapprochement
• European Union Continues Dependency on Russian LNG
• Russia Expands Nuclear Energy Influence in Southeast Asia

Volume 22 Issue 9

January 28, 2025

• Turkmenistan Expanding Military to Support Its Increased International Activity
• Armenia Moves Toward Europe While Still Dependent on Russia
• Trade Along Trans-Caspian International Transport Route Surges

Volume 22 Issue 8

January 27, 2025

• European Union's Top General's Proposal Would Return Ukraine To The Grey Zone
• Conversations on Ending the War in Ukraine Grow Louder and Emptier
• Russian Business Scheme to Circumvent Tariffs and Fund War

Volume 22 Issue 7

January 23, 2025

• Moscow and Minsk Attack Catholicism to Defend Lukashenka and Russian World
• Russia's Nuclear Sector Capitalizes on Global Nuclear Revival
• Informal Georgian Leader Bidzina Ivanishvili Faces U.S. Sanctions

Volume 22 Issue 6

January 22, 2025

• Belarus Faces Another Sham Election as Lukashenka Clings to Power
• Occupied Abkhazia Faces Electricity Crisis
• Azerbaijan's SOCAR Invests in Türkiye’s Energy Sector

Volume 22 Issue 5

January 21, 2025

• Putin's Anniversaries Mark Dangerous Degradation of His Regime
• Kazakhstan Rapidly Moving to Become Dominant Naval Power on the Caspian
• Russian Commentators Take Advantage of Trump's Greenland and Canada Rhetoric

Volume 22 Issue 4

January 16, 2025

• Moscow’s Plans for Trade Corridor with Iran Faces Ever More Problems
• Belarus Prepares for a Transitional Election
• Azerbaijan Seeks End to EU Mission in Armenia as Pashinyan Offers Border Compromise

Volume 22 Issue 3

January 15, 2025

• Russian Arms Exports Collapse by 92 Percent as Military-Industrial Complex Fails
• Airplane Crash Exposes Flaws in Baku-Moscow Relations
• Russia Seeks to Extend Transport Routes to Afghanistan

Volume 22 Issue 2

January 14, 2025

• Putin's Insurmountable Preconditions for Talks With Trump On Ukraine
• Circassian National Movement Energized by Kyiv's Recognition of Russian Genocide
• Poland Seeks More Effective Regional Formats as the Visegrád Group Fractures

Volume 22 Issue 1

January 13, 2025

• Russia Balances War Escalation and Negotiations Rhetoric Amid Growing Discontent
• Moscow Sticks to Peace Denials Despite War Exhaustion
• Georgia Faces Becoming a Pariah State to West