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Volume 18 Issue 33

February 26, 2021

• Armenia’s Military Leadership, Civilian Opposition Move to Oust Pashinian’s Government (Part Two)

Volume 18 Issue 32

February 25, 2021

• Russia’s Iskander Missiles Fail in Karabakh but Cause Crisis in Armenia
• Armenia’s Military Leadership, Civilian Opposition Move to Oust Pashinian’s Government (Part One)
• Moscow Expanding Ties With Iran to Counter Growing Turkish Influence Around Caspian
• Ukraine, EU Locked in Clash of Cultures and Values

Volume 18 Issue 31

February 24, 2021

• Head of Georgia’s Main Opposition Party Arrested by Authorities
• Ukraine’s Sanctions Against Pro-Russian Oligarch Medvedchuk—All About Oil and Coal
• Is There a Hydrogen Future for Nord Stream Two?

Volume 18 Issue 30

February 23, 2021

• Moscow’s Hopes to Use Water as ‘New Oil’ Outraging Siberians
• Reforming Territorial Defense in Ukraine: Danger in Delay
• Amidst Repressions, Minsk Is Snapping Back

Volume 18 Issue 29

February 22, 2021

• West’s Renewed Focus on Solidarity and Coordination Perturbs Kremlin
• More Contentious Issues Surface Between Kyiv and Moscow in the Minsk Contact Group
• China-CEEC Summit Returns After Pandemic—The View From Warsaw
• Iran Seeks to Reroute North-South Transport Corridor to Armenia, Away From Azerbaijan

Volume 18 Issue 28

February 18, 2021

• Escalating Russian-Western Tensions Are Reflected in Confrontation in Donbas
• Growing Azerbaijani–Central Asian Ties Likely to Trigger Conflicts With Russia and Iran
• Russia Calibrating Low-Intensity War in Ukraine’s East
• Minsk Announces Possible Changes to Its Foreign Policy

Volume 18 Issue 27

February 17, 2021

• The Romanian Corvette Program Saga (Part Two)
• Russia’s New ‘Arctic Offensive’: Do the Benefits Outweigh the Costs? (Part One)
• Russian Government Moves to Assert Increasing Control Over Internet

Volume 18 Issue 26

February 16, 2021

• Moscow’s Delay of 2020 Census Opens Way for Circassian Promotion of Common Identity
• The All-Belarusian People’s Assembly: A Gathering of Winners?
• The Second Karabakh War and Georgia’s Threatened Transit Role

Volume 18 Issue 25

February 15, 2021

• Russia Blackmails and Courts Europe
• Gazprom Wants to Abandon Money-Losing Gas Distribution Obligations in Dagestan
• Crimea Platform: Ukraine’s Initiative to Raise the Costs of Russia’s Occupation

Volume 18 Issue 24

February 11, 2021

• Russian Aerospace Forces Journal Recommends Preventive Strike Against NATO
• Porosity of Tajik-Afghan Border Making Beijing’s Involvement in Region More Ominous
• Ukraine’s China Policy: A (Not so) Delicate Balance

Volume 18 Issue 23

February 10, 2021

• The Romanian Corvette Program Saga (Part One)
• Azerbaijan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan Sign Trilateral Roadmap for Cooperation on Eurasian Connectivity
• Russians One Step Closer to Taking Over Handling of Belarusian Oil Product Exports?

Volume 18 Issue 22

February 9, 2021

• Revision of Montreux Convention Could Work in Moscow’s Favor
• The ‘Wagner Affair’ in Belarus and Its Implications for Ukraine
• The Complexities of Measuring Belarusian Public Opinion

Volume 18 Issue 21

February 8, 2021

• Russia Defiant of White House’s Foreign Policy Agenda
• Russian Authorities Redouble Pressure to Preserve Crimeans’ Loyalty
• Does the Normandy Group on the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Have a Future? (Part Two)

Volume 18 Issue 20

February 4, 2021

• Navalny and Russia’s ‘Hybrid War’ in the Streets
• Poisonings of Activists in the North Caucasus: A Low Threshold for Chemical Weapons Use Inside Russia?
• Joint Russian-Turkish Karabakh Monitoring Center Opens Amidst Fresh Controversy
• Does the Normandy Group on the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Have a Future? (Part One)

Volume 18 Issue 19

February 3, 2021

• Moscow’s Military Modernization Sets Agenda for UAV Development
• New Year, New Battles: China Does Not Plan to Give up Motor Sich?
• Baku and Ankara Deny Turkish Military Bases Being Established in Azerbaijan

Volume 18 Issue 18

February 2, 2021

• De-Cossackization—Modern-Day Echoes of a Soviet Crime
• Belarusian Realities: Between Dreams and Policy Objectives
• Georgian Politics Without the ‘Strong Man’: Has Ivanishvili Really Relinquished Power?

Volume 18 Issue 17

February 1, 2021

• Putin Postures as a ‘Davos Man’ While Bolstering His Autocracy
• Clouds Darkening Over Nord Stream Two Pipeline
• Can the Minsk Group on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Reinvent Itself? (Part Two)

Volume 18 Issue 16

January 28, 2021

• Kremlin Pleased With Swift Extension of New START
• Moscow Adopting East India Company Strategy to Develop Russian Far East
• Can the Minsk Group on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Reinvent Itself? (Part One)
• Year 2020 in Review: Uzbekistan Grapples With Pandemic, Disasters, Russian Pressure

Volume 18 Issue 15

January 27, 2021

• Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan Seek to Expand Cooperation on Caspian Energy Production
• Strategic Thinking and a Fight for Belarusian Democracy
• Chief of General Staff Gerasimov Takes Over Russia’s Academy of Military Sciences: What to Expect From Russian Planning for Future Warfare?

Volume 18 Issue 14

January 26, 2021

• Russian ‘Peacekeeping’ in Karabakh: Old Model, New Features, Mission Creep (Part Three)
• New Undersea Cables Could Become a Flashpoint in the Arctic
• Year 2020 in Review: Kazakhstan Struggling With Structural Reform Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Volume 18 Issue 13

January 25, 2021

• Kremlin Tests Limits of New US Administration
• Putin May Cripple the US’s Strongest Voice in Russia
• Nakhchivan Corridor: Implications for Georgia and Iran

Volume 18 Issue 12

January 22, 2021

• Russian ‘Peacekeeping’ in Karabakh: Old Model, New Features, Mission Creep (Part Two)
• Growing Presence of Cossacks in 2021
• GLONASS Program for 2021–2030

Volume 18 Issue 11

January 21, 2021

• Moscow in Confrontational Mode Reacting to Biden’s Inauguration
• Karabakh Victory Transforming Meaning of Black January for Many Azerbaijanis
• Russian 'Peacekeeping' in Karabakh: Old Model, New Features, Mission Creep (Part One)
• Egyptian-Russian Naval Exercises in the Black Sea: Strategic Balancing against Turkey?

Volume 18 Issue 10

January 20, 2021

• Russia’s Growing Military Presence in the Central African Republic
• Even the Near Future Is Uncertain in Belarus
• Year 2020 in Review: The Scorched-Earth Political Strategy of the Pro-Russian Ex-President Dodon

Volume 18 Issue 9

January 19, 2021

• Navalny Has Set a Damning Dilemma for Putin’s Regime
• Moscow’s Problems in Gearing Up for Geopolitical Competition in Antarctic
• Azerbaijan's Gas Reaches Europe

Volume 18 Issue 8

January 14, 2021

• Putin Exercises Free Hand in South Caucasus
• Vitaly Balasanian, Karabakh’s Strongman-in-Waiting
• Grozny’s Restoration of Chechen Place Names a Serious Threat to the Kremlin
• Russia’s Strategy in the Sea of Azov: The Kerch Bridge, Artificial Shipping Delays and Continued Harm to Ukraine

Volume 18 Issue 7

January 13, 2021

• The Second Karabakh War: Lessons and Implications for Russia (Part Two)
• Year 2020 in Review: Results of Russia’s Nuclear Weapons Modernization
• Smaller Protests Persist, but Life Goes on in the Republic of Belarus

Volume 18 Issue 6

January 12, 2021

• Vilnius at 30—Nothing Must Be Forgotten
• Trilateral Summit of Armenian, Azerbaijani and Russian Leaders
• Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia to Start Regional Interconnectivity Projects

Volume 18 Issue 5

January 11, 2021

• Russia’s Looming Year of Predictable Stagnancy
• Year 2020 in Review: Azerbaijan Faces the Pandemic and a Victorious War in Karabakh
• Year 2020 in Review: Ukraine Grapples With Pandemic, Vested Interests, Stalemate With Moscow

Volume 18 Issue 4

January 7, 2021

• Disarray in Washington Catches Moscow off Guard
• Year 2020 in Review: Siberians Take Center Stage in Russia
• Armenia’s 44-Day War: A Self-Inflicted Trauma (Part Two)
• Belarus Secures Russian Oil and Gas Supplies for 2021

Volume 18 Issue 3

January 6, 2021

• Armenia’s 44-Day War: A Self-Inflicted Trauma (Part One)
• Russia’s Northern Fleet Upgraded to Military District Status
• Stolen Childhood: Russian Propaganda and Militarization of Youth in Crimea

Volume 18 Issue 2

January 5, 2021

• Year 2020 in Review: Pandemic Exacerbated Problems Across North Caucasus and Set Stage for More Conflict
• Year 2020 in Review: The Saga of a Bitterly Divided Belarusian Society
• The Second Karabakh War: Lessons and Implications for Russia (Part One)

Volume 18 Issue 1

January 4, 2021

• Year 2020 in Review: The Maturation of Russia’s Autocracy
• Year 2020 in Review: Internal and External Challenges Mount for Moscow in the Northeast Caucasus
• Year 2020 in Review: A Weakening of Georgian Democracy