Belarus Proposes Donbas “Peacekeeping Force”
Live in peace—prepare for war. -Russian proverb. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko on Friday proposed sending troops to serve as...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Belarus Proposes Donbas “Peacekeeping Force”
A nation must think before it acts.
Eurasia Program
Russia Warns Ukraine: Transdniestria Border Developments “Extremely Disturbing”
It is worth taking note of an article in today’s ITAR-TASS in which Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin warned...
Hungary’s “New Truth”
In the September 2014 E-Note “Hungary: Going in the Wrong Direction?” I referenced Jobbik’s sponsorship of an October 2014...
The Paradox of History
“When one’s conclusions can be no more extensive than one’s premises, one is bound to be at a standstill. ...
Ukraine Crisis Timeline: Talk of Peace, Acts of War
The destruction of Malaysian Airways flight MH17 has finally galvanized Western European leaders into taking serious action against Moscow’s...
Hunger for Power in Hungary? The Alarming Nature of Viktor Orban’s New “Manifesto”
The recent rise of authoritarianism in Eurasia and elsewhere seems to be encouraging further destabilization of other fragile democracies....
Ukraine’s Elections — Further Dismemberment or a Second Chance for Democracy?
By Adrian A. Basora and Aleksandr Fisher Ukraine’s May 25 presidential election has the potential to restore the country’s...
Radiological Agitprop in Ukraine?
By John R. Haines On Monday 5 May 2014, the Security Service of Ukraine or “SBU” announced the seizure...
Is Azerbaijan Likely to Have Its Own Maidan?
By Arzu Geybullayeva Ukraine and Azerbaijan share a similar past in some significant ways. However, what happened in Kyiv’s Maidan...
Recent Elections in Central Europe
By Alexandra Wiktorek Sarlo Two recent elections in the neighboring central European states of Hungary and Slovakia point to...