New Directions in Russian Foreign Policy:
Is the East Wind Prevailing over the West Wind in Moscow?
"Carnegie Endowment", December 6, 2005Kremlin
calls for “civilized” rules of the game in Eurasia
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute, September 21, 2005
Foul play in the Great Game
Asia Times, July 13, 2005
The man who brought Nato east
“Euromoney”
2004
Iran pushes for positive political engagement in Central Asia
Central Asia - Caucasus Analyst, Decenber 1, 2004
Commentary:
Russia on American coattails
United Press International, August 24, 2004
A Move on Eurasian
Chessboard
“Moscow News”, 2004, #5
2003
US unilateralism
fuels great power rivalry in Central Asia
EurasiaNet, October 1, 2003
Emperor George
What has become of American values and idealism? All swept away in this thoroughly
un-American war
“The Guardian”, April 2, 2003
The Brave New War
GlobalRus.org, March 3, 2003
Utopia versus Myth
Conservatism and Utopianism in the Middle East
Russian Journal, February 3, 2003
2002
Turkish
“political earthquake” leaves Armenia’s skepticism unshaken
Received by e-mail, November 26, 2002
Terror
in Place of Clear Victory
Russia would be overwhelmed by a Palestinian scenario
“Moscow News”, October 30, 2002
Winds
of the war on terror leave Central Asia at risk
EurasiaNet, September 11, 2002
Terror
in Place of Clear Victory
Russia would be overwhelmed by a Palestinian scenario
“Moscow News”, October 30, 2002
Winds
of the war on terror leave Central Asia at risk
EurasiaNet, September 11, 2002
Moscow
Steps Up Central Asian Interest
Russia is trying hard to revive its influence in a region it has neglected without
alienating Washington in the process
IWPR, June 21, 2002
Old
friends and new
“The Economist”, May 30, 2002
 Russia, China warily watch for American
intrusions in Central Asia
Ahmed Rashid
EurasiaNet, May 3, 2002
The
Battle for Energy Dominance
“Foreign Affairs”, March/April 2002
Those who can,
do; those who can't, complain
Michael Donahue
EurasiaNet, March3 2002
Reaching the parts other empires could not reach
In return for security in the region, the US will snap up central Asia's
oil
Simon Tisdall
“The Guardian”, January 16, 2002
More than terror, this war is about oil
“South China Morning Post”, 7 January 2002
Reaching
the parts other empires could not reach
In return for security in the region, the US will snap up central Asia's
oil
Simon Tisdall
“The Guardian”, January 16, 2002
More
than terror, this war is about oil
“South China Morning Post”, 7 January 2002
2001
Whatever
happened to September 11?
“The Times”, December 27, 2001
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0,,248-2001600195,00.html
America's three Afghan challenges
The Christian Science Monitor, November 23, 2001
Big
decisions loom for Russian oil production
Mark N. Katz
EurasiaNet, 26 November 2001
Afghanistan and Central Asia: Priorities for Reconstruction and
Development
http://www.crisisweb.org/projects/showreport.cfm?reportid=497
International Crisis Group's Central Asia Project, November 27, 2001
Central Asian Perspectives on 11 September
and the Afghan Crisis
http://www.crisisweb.org/projects/showreport.cfm?reportid=439
International Crisis Group's Central Asia Project, 28 September 2001
Russia
debates strategy in the war on terrorism
Ariel Cohen
EurasiaNet, September 26, 2001
Central
Asia to play prominent role in US-Russian cooperation
The September 11 terrorist attack initiated a shift in the world’s geopolitical tectonic
plates
EurasiaNet, 15 September 2001
Central Asian Perspectives on 11 September and the Afghan Crisis
http://www.crisisweb.org/projects/showreport.cfm?reportid=439
International Crisis Group's Central Asia Project, 28 September 2001
Russia debates strategy in the
war on terrorism
Ariel Cohen
EurasiaNet, September 26, 2001
Central Asia to play prominent
role in US-Russian cooperation
The September 11 terrorist attack initiated a shift in the world’s geopolitical tectonic
plates
EurasiaNet, 15 September 2001
Staff reshuffles are brewing
in the Commonwealth
Will the 'integrators' and 'disintegrators' hold their seats by next CIS summit?
Alan Kasayev, Armen Khanbabyan
"Nezavisimaya Gazeta", 1 August 2001
Western Policy in Central
Asia: Values or Geopolitics?
Anatol Lieven
"Open Society News", 28 May 2001
Russia rethinks its Central
Asia strategy
Eurasianet, 20 March 2001
http://www.eurasianet.org/departments/insight/articles/eav032001.shtml
Optimism vanishing in Central
Asia
The West must not help dictators stay in Central Asia
Received via e-mail, March 2001
Alma-Ati
dreamer
Arkady Dubnov. President Nazarbayev is eager to "steer" in Asia
Vremya Novostei, 19 February 2001
Kazakhstan-the U.S.A.: no adjusted line
Vladislav Yuritsyn. Washington's new "old" strategy towards Astana
The Globe, 23 January 2001
Democracy as the Americans
see it?
Sergei Duvanov. It's time to reevaluate the U.S. "aiding democracy"
in Kazakhstan
Received via e-mail, 16 January 2001
Has the commonwealth of
independent states collapsed?
Dimitri Kemoklidze
"Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst", January 3, 2001
http://www.cacianalyst.org/Headline_1.htm
2000
Pipeline via Afghanistan may end fighting in Central Asia
Attacks would end "in the twinkling of an eye"
Ekspress-K, 30 September 2000
Ahmed Rashid. China
forced to expand role in Central Asia
"Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst", July 19, 2000
Powers Vie for Influence
The West is losing out to Russia in its attempts to exert influence over Central Asia
Vladimir Davlatov in Dushanbe and Sanat Kushkumbaev in Almaty
"Institute for War & Peace Reporting", 14 July 2000
Richard Giragosian. Massive Kashagan oil strike renews
geopolitical offensive in Caspian
"Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst", June 7, 2000 |