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3 ივნ. 2010 / 19:36 International Bulletin // IbulletinBlog

Who Was Behind the Recent Bombing in Stavropol?

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June 3, 2010—Volume 7, Issue 107 Mairbek Vatchagaev Against the background of Chechen President, Ramzan Kadyrov’s, growing concerns about the number of rebels operating throughout Chechnya (EDM, May 28), it has been decided in the capital Grozny to set up a special commission charged with counting how many Chechens are in fact engaged in the [...]

3 ივნ. 2010 / 19:32 International Bulletin // IbulletinBlog

Georgia Returns to Stability and Growth After Local Elections

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June 3, 2010—Volume 7, Issue 107 Vladimir Socor Candidates from Georgia’s governing party, the United National Movement (UNM), won the country-wide local elections on May 30, including the pivotal contest for the Tbilisi municipality, by large margins. The electoral process earned a positive net assessment from Western observers and also by the main opposition parties. [...]

3 ივნ. 2010 / 19:29 International Bulletin // IbulletinBlog

Moscow Objects to Patriots in Poland

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Eurasia Daily Monitor — Volume 7, Issue 107 June 3, 2010 Pavel Felgenhauer Last week US-Russian relations were dominated by the arrival and deployment of US soldiers with Patriot missiles in Poland near the Russian border. The Patriot deployment was agreed between Warsaw and Washington to offset possible Russian threats to station Iskander ballistic missiles [...]

3 ივნ. 2010 / 19:23 International Bulletin // IbulletinBlog

In Georgia and Moldova, Worries That EU Special Reps — And Their Protection — May Vanish

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June 01, 2010 By Valentina Ursu, Marina Vashakmadze Officials in Moldova and Georgia are reacting with concern to speculation that the EU is poised to remove special representatives appointed to their regions. If confirmed, the change would signal a major downgrading in the EU’s strategic interest in both Chisinau and the countries of the South [...]

2 ივნ. 2010 / 22:51 International Bulletin // IbulletinBlog

Armenian Diaspora, Politicians Protest Bryza’s Diplomatic Nomination as Baku Envoy

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June 1, 2010 – 1:27pm, by Marianna Grigoryan US President Barack Obama’s nomination of onetime Nagorno-Karabakh conflict mediator Matthew Bryza to be Washington’s envoy to Azerbaijan is sparking opposition from Armenian diaspora organizations and from within Armenia itself. Obama’s May 25 nomination statement described Bryza and one other ambassadorial nominee as “talented and dedicated individuals.” [...]

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Who Was Behind the Recent Bombing in Stavropol?

Georgia Returns to Stability and Growth After Local Elections

Moscow Objects to Patriots in Poland

In Georgia and Moldova, Worries That EU Special Reps — And Their Protection — May Vanish

Armenian Diaspora, Politicians Protest Bryza’s Diplomatic Nomination as Baku Envoy

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