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The results of the Global Peace Index for 2009 suggest that the world has become slightly less peaceful in the past year, which appears to reflect the intensification of violent conflict in some countries and the effects of both the rapidly rising food...
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Russia’s emergence as an economic and military superpower since the collapse of the Soviet Union has rattled many a feather in the western bloc, none more so than the...
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This post was first published in TH!NKABOUTIT site 25th February 2009.
During last twenty years war for humanitarian reasons has came quite popular in political...
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I am a bit worried about a trend at the beginning of year 2009 - a trend I hope will not dominate the rest of the year. The phenomena in my mind is the new tradition...
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Earlier I wrote about political rights, citizen liberties and press freedom in Balkans (”Freedom in Balkans”). To travel from one country to other is a...
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Recently I was searching some information about Transnistria - aka Pridnestrovie - and found a probably official web-portal of this not recognized state. Originally...
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The breakup of the former Soviet Union - which Vladamir Putin wants us to believe is a bigger tragedy than the Holocaust - resulted in the achievement of full...
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On 2nd Dec. 2008, the Foreign Ministers of NATO have decided during their “transatlantic dinner” that Ukraine and Georgia will not get the NATO Membership...
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When I sometimes in my blogs wrote about Transdnistria (officially Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic – PMR) the most common feedback has been following:
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I was watching Friday (7th November 2008) news from Georgia’s capital Tbilisi where some 10,000 demonstrators were marching against current political leadership...
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The war with Russia might have been brutal and brief for tiny Georgia yet the economic and political repercussions are enormous with the Georgian opposition blaming...
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The Caucasus remains to be tense as a powerful blast rocked the North Ossetian capital of Vladkavkaz killing at least eleven people and injuring several others. The ...
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Latest developments during last weeks related the EU’s policy of diversifying Europes’s energy supplies give a clear indication that EU’s pipedream Nabucco is...
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