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OSW Commentary | | Katarzyna Chawryło

The Kremlin plays the immigration card

… visa-free travel for holders of passports issued by Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, …
OSW Commentary | | Kamil Kłysiński

Illusions of power and stark realities The second year of the economic crisis in Belarus

… of the Eurasian Economic Union (Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan) has also decreased by US$ 1.5 …
OSW Commentary | | Maciej Falkowski

Russias Middle East the escalation of religious conflicts in the Northern Caucasus

… regard to Chechnya [23] , Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Armenia, adopting various management strategies to these …
OSW Commentary | | Józef Lang

Tajikistan a chronic stagnation

… lack hydrocarbon resources –above all Kyrgyzstan and Armenia.    Appendix Remittances from Tajik labour …
OSW Commentary | | Maria Domańska, Katarzyna Chawryło

War dictatorship power and society in Russia

… two weeks of the war. The main destinations are Turkey, Armenia (estimates put it as high as 4,000 per day) [9] …
OSW Commentary | | Witold Rodkiewicz, Szymon Kardaś

The consequences for Russia of the nuclear deal with Iran

… the only pro-Russian state in the Southern Caucasus—Armenia. For more on this subject see Clément Therme, …
OSW Commentary | | Wojciech Górecki

Abkhazias creeping incorporation The end of the experiment of a separatist democracy

… first separatist leadership included two Greeks, two Armenians, one Georgian and one Russian. The situation … to re-open railway connections between Russia and Armenia). In the long-term perspective, another …
OSW Commentary | | Wojciech Górecki

Russias position on the events in Kyrgyzstan April – June 2010

… can keep or even extend its influence in the region (Armenia plays a similar role in Russian policy in the …
OSW Commentary | | Witold Rodkiewicz

Defying America Russias policy towards Iran

… for the pro-Russian governments of Tajikistan and Armenia, and its distancing itself from Chechen …