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Analyses |
| Tadeusz Iwański, Witold Rodkiewicz
Although peaceful dialogue will continue, it must be doubtful that this will bring any lasting political settlement of the conflict.
OSW Commentary |
| Szymon Kardaś
The signing of the 30-year contract ends the long negotiation process initiated in the 1990s.
Analyses |
| Szymon Kardaś
The further reduction of Gazprom’s export monopoly will not be a process of de-monopolisation in the strict sense.
OSW Commentary |
| Aleksandra Jarosiewicz
Russia’s annexation of Crimea and destabilization of Ukraine have created a new context for Kazakhstan’s foreign and domestic policy.
Point of View |
| Jolanta Darczewska
Information warfare has a long tradition in Russia. Over the past few years it has been redefined, using geopolitical theory as its foundation.
Analyses |
| Andrzej Sadecki
As regards the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, Hungary will barely be able to maintain its neutral position.
Analyses |
| Witold Rodkiewicz
The course and results of the Putin's visit seem to suggest that Russia will have to come to terms with being the ‘junior partner’ of China.
Analyses |
| Jadwiga Rogoża
On 5 May President Vladimir Putin signed a law which changes the rules regulating the transmission and dissemination of information on the Internet.
Analyses |
| Marek Menkiszak, Agata Wierzbowska-Miazga
Russia wants to see international talks involving the pro-Russian opposition to continue, which will increase political pressure on Kyiv.
OSW Studies |
| Jadwiga Rogoża
Moscow’s control over the regions is currently so thorough that it contradicts the formally existing federal form of government in Russia.