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Статьи в разделе: Politics

Politics#97





Politics#96
Nuclear storm, possibly in teacup
Tehran announces that it is now a nuclear power. The West does not believe it
Out of allies into amicable enemies
The question of building new European security architecture reveals differences in relations between the US and Europe
Unity plan for Aphrodite’s isle
Ban Ki-moon's initiative a success, despite the fuss over his visit to Turkish Cyprus
Global security at risk
Ilham Aliyev's speech at the representative forum in Munich boosted international attention to the problems of the South Caucasus
Yanukovych did not really win and Tymoshenko did not really lose...
The presidential elections in Ukraine are over, but the country is still split into two camps
Politics#95
Edifying tragedy...
The international community is unable to cope effectively with the consequences of natural disasters
Behind the scenes
Madrid principles are to be confirmed as an independent international document?
Swiss key does not fit the Armenian lock
Just as in the case of the Karabakh negotiations, Yerevan turns the Armenian-Turkish Zurich protocols into a bubble
Black hole
Ankara and Tel Aviv are increasingly estranged from each other by the reality of a great geopolitical game unfolding in the Middle East
"The lesser of two evils..."?
Ukrainians face a hard choice
Politics#94
Urgent: Leaders needed for highly-paid job!
Weak political leadership hampers a Europe facing modern challenges
On the eve...
What is happening in the Islamic Republic of Iran is increasingly reminiscent of the situation preceding the fall of the shah's regime in 1979
The war goes on
The United States begins a new phase in the war on terror
Five years after the Orange Revolution
The main requirement of the winner is to at least ensure stability in the country...
Politics#93
Depriving extremism of its trump cards
The latest terrorism in Russia resurrect the issue of development in the North Caucasus
Crossing point
Azerbaijan's role in creating a new system of European security is becoming increasingly important
2009th page of history
This year was unquiet, interesting and, in many ways, instructive
Unity is power
National solidarity is crucial to world Azerbaijanism
Politics#92
By hook or by crook
Armenia unwittingly lays its cards on the table
Washington wants to enlist Ankara’s support
A lot depends on Turkey’s position and the configuration of its strategic partnership with the United States
European "tolerance" and Muslim "lenience"
Swiss banks work like Swiss watches, but tolerance has wound down.
Politics#91
Looking for the golden mean
Abuses of ethnic Azerbaijanis blemish Tbilisi’s minority policies
A step into nowhere
Where will Ankara’s initiative lead?
"Chimerica" or "Two Greats"?
The United States tries to increase its influence in Asia, while Russia's "Pacific breakthrough" is postponed for now...
War or peace?
The answer to this question depends not only on Azerbaijan and Armenia, but also on positions taken in Moscow, Washington, Ankara and Brussels
Politics#90
Runoff cancelled. War goes on
Hamid Karzai's election for a second term of office in Afghanistan makes unlikely a quick end to the anti-Taliban operation
Political "virus"
Yanukovich and Timoshenko still have to prove that they are more "viable" than Vasiliy Protivvsekh
The further you go, the worst it gets...
Armenia is doing everything in its power to deadlock both the process of normalizing relations with Turkey and a settlement of the Upper Garabagh conflict.
“Obama-mania”: Initial outcomes
The new US president still has plenty of time to deliver on all his promises
Politics#89
"Graveyard of empires"
Fear of this reputation pushes the US and Europe to seek an early exit from Afghan entanglement
Even short accounts make long-term friends
The destination of Azerbaijani natural gas exports depends on prices and the activity of interested parties
To Armenia to work?
What do they expect and fear in Ankara and Yerevan on the eve of “reconciliation”?
1200 kg of hope
Iran becomes a factor to reckon with…
Politics#88
A "Union of Sovereign States" or "Superpower"?
In the next few years, the idea of a truly "united Europe" will be approved or dismissed once and for all...
Negotiations are over, questions remain
The results of “big-time diplomacy” in Geneva are at least dubious
Nakhchivan milestone
The Turkic world makes a major bid to become a central stage for world politics
Parallels must cross
The settlement of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict and normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations should be synchronized
Matter of principle
Israeli ambassador to Azerbaijan says Armenia must comply with demands of the international community and withdraw from occupied Azerbaijani territories.
Politics#87
The Pittsburgh format
The G20 summit, for all its industry, failed to find answers to all questions on the table
Aiming for the future
Washington and Moscow are making adjustments to their policies, but it is still too early to talk about “resetting”
Attention, East!
The Central Asian region could become one of the hottest arenas of world politics

Politics#86
Summit without agenda
The meeting in Aktau confirmed that the strategic interests of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan coincide in the Caspian Sea area
Moment of truth approaching
Normalization of Turkish-Armenian relations is impossible without a simultaneous normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations…
An heir to tradition and a herald of reform
For the first time in 54 years, a new political force has come to power in Japan
Two fatal mistakes
Or, why are we still concerned about events of the late 1930s in Europe? “If we try to embroil the past and present, we will lose the future” Winston Churchill
Politics#85
What is going on in the North Caucasus?
Situation in Russia’s south deteriorating
“A time to throw and a time to gather stones”
It would seem to be time to consider what the future holds for Georgia proper and for the Commonwealth of Independent States
"You must not try to change the world"
Secretary-General of the International European Movement, Diego Pinto, supports Azerbaijan's territorial integrity
North versus South
A division of Afghanistan returns to the agenda?
Middle east crossroads
The international community expects Palestinian-Israeli negotiations to resume
Politics#84
More lost than gained
One year after the August war, Russia and Georgia still far from establishing normal political dialogue
Slavic “Bazaar”
Relations between Russia and Ukraine are strained to the limit
What links Yerevan to Hezbollah?
The crashed Caspian Airlines plane was carrying detonators for militants in Lebanon
The Great energy game
Relations between Russia and Turkey: a combination of controlled geopolitical rivalry and large-scale economic cooperation bordering on interdependence...
Tehran puzzle
Does the U.S. have a covert plan for Iran?
Politics#83
The right to rule
Azerbaijan has been described as the leader of Europe’s post-communist countries in terms of legitimacy of power
Timeout
Armenia has been given time to reflect and assess the reality of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict
“There is nervousness in our capitals,”
Former leaders of the countries of Eastern Europe warn the United States against excessive rapprochement with Russia
Much vaunted “reset”
While building dialogue with Moscow, Washington is trying at the same time to please its allies who are in conflict with Russia
Politics#82
Hope for peace
The danger is that war has become normal business for many in Armenia…
Something of a “reset”…
Disagreements remain between the Kremlin and the White House but there’ll be no new “cold war”
Tragedy in Urumchi
Beijing suppresses another Uygur ethnic uprising
Pyongyang runs amok
The Korean Peninsula remains an epicentre of international tension
Unity in Diversity
The G8 meeting in Aquila may have been the last in this format
Politics#81
Azerbaijan’s geopolitical clout
Or what are the implications of Israeli President Shimon Peres’s visit to Baku?
Subtle reference to a glaring fact
Ilham Aliyev: “We can use military force to restore Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity. This is our sovereign right”
Pittance for Yerevan
Displeasure with the foreign and domestic policy of Armenia's ruling regime influenced Washington's plans to provide financial assistance to that country
Unrest subsides, but protest remains
The Iranian authorities withstand the post-election standoff. What happens next?
The Yekaterinburg rehearsal
Many factors hinder the countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization...
Politics#80
In anticipation of July…
The St Petersburg meeting between the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia ended without a breakthrough, but the parties noted some progress
The situation is almost quiet in Tehran
The Iranian opposition intends to dispute the results of the presidential election won by the incumbent head of state
Cairo message
Barack Obama advocates partnership between US and Islamic world
Difficult decision
International community seeking ways to curb Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions
Politics#79
Open questions and closed borders
While Armenia is not giving up its claims on Turkey and Azerbaijan, Ankara is trying to convince Baku that it’s right to seek rapprochement with Yerevan
Tough, but no hint at a military solution
The international community is working on further tactics to deal with North Korea
Accent on "special relations"
US-Israeli cooperation undergoes a serious test at the height of Near East regulation
The Cold War. Part Two
Perhaps it would be better not to touch the treasure at the bottom of the icy ocean
Informal confederation
The Tbilisi - Baku axis is increasingly determining regional geopolitics in the South Caucasus
Politics#78
"Big-time politics" versus "big-time diplomacy."
Real agreement on Karabakh is thwarted from every side.
Real peace is not far away
D. Sammut: "There are signs that the peace process to regulatethe Karabakh conflict may enter a new phase
“Hoping for the best in anticipation of the worst”
A special R+ report from the Georgian capital, where opposition protests are not subsiding
Rapid response – 2009
NATO exercises go ahead in Georgia despite Moscow’s objections
Politics#77
A new version of multi-vector policy
Azerbaijan has convinced Moscow that it is better to cooperate rather than try to dominate by prolonging the Karabakh conflict.
All against all
Kiev politicians once again jostling for position
Politics#76
Will Ankara cross the border?
After Azerbaijan’s decisive reaction, the Turkish leadership suspended plans on the swift normalization of relations with Armenia
The effect of the first visit
Barack Obama needs Turkey’s support as his main allies in the Muslim East
Twelve negative tendencies
The JDP makes one mistake after another
Don't expect the revolution to revolt…
Getting rid of Saakashvili won’t solve all Georgia’s problems on its own
London “resetting”
Did Russia and the USA reach real agreement?
The Rhine encounter
The North Atlantic alliance has started mapping out a strategy for the next few decades
A satellite or a warhead?
The launch of the North Korean missile aggravates the problem of North Korea’s nuclear programme
Politics#75
The European Union “resets” Russian-Ukrainian relations
The declaration on the modernization of the Ukrainian gas transport system, which was signed in Brussels, has caused a major political scandal in Moscow’s relations with Kiev and the EU
“Spring” in relations
Tactical games or historic Armenian-Turkish reconciliation?
The Persian rebus
Conservatives against reformists Ayatollah Ali Khamene’i will have the final say
We will build our new world?
The global economic crisis results in a new rise of left-wing movements
Politics#74
Reset, US-style
Hillary Clinton highlights the foreign policy course of the new US Administration
The touchstone
The United States and Russia are unlikely to reach an agreement on Tehran
On the verge of war
Pyongyang and Seoul threaten to use force against one another
Politics#73
Air defence threat
The establishment of a single air defence system for the CSTO will greatly increase the threat to Azerbaijan’s security
Moscow gets ready to bargain
No signs of abatement in Russia-US battle for influence over post-Soviet area
The real problems of an unreal state
The Kosovo question is still a long way from a final settlement
Parliamentary race in the context of conflict
Results of the Knesset elections testify to radicalization of sentiment in Israeli society
Politics#72
A patient more dead than alive
Plans to reintegrate the ex-Soviet region around Russia are doomed to failure
Revision of old lessons
Chisinau decides to play safe and play "friends" with Moscow?
Echoes of Davos controversy
Turkey strives to improve its standing in Middle Eastern politics.
“Hope” in the sky and problems on the earth
The “space breakthrough” may cost Tehran dearly
Politics#71
Before weapons start "talking"…
What are the deep causes of the Russian-Ukrainian standoff, or the consequences of the Kiev-Moscow dispute?
Everyone for themselves
Moscow is making no secret of its attitude towards the nabucco project, while the European countries cannot devise a unified strategy for energy security
Europe is looking for an alternative to Russian gas
Is Moscow really planning to sabotage the OSCE peacekeeping mission?
"We will act!"
The new us president inspires not only hope, but also enthusiasm
At gunpoint before quiet cannons
Israel and Hamas ceased firing, but did not end the war
Politics#70
The Holy Land in the crucible of war
The uncompromising positions of Israel and Palestinian factions hinder the search for a lasting peace in the Middle East
Politics#69
The region of 2008
The Year of the Rat was full of wars and political frictions in the South Caucasus
Who supports the neo-Nazis?
A decapitated head - or - being “a concerned Russian” means something other than hatred for all “non-Russians”
Rebellious Greece
Events in Greece are significant for all Europe
In the footsteps of Bolivar and Guevara
Latin American integration is acquiring specific outlines
Politics#68
Expansion according to plan
The attempts of the Armenian Church to misappropriate Georgian heritage cause tensions in Georgian-Armenian relations
The Baku process
Azerbaijan - a centre for the implementation of programmes of cultural dialogue
188 minutes of directives for the future
The “direct link-up” with Vladimir Putin was compared with the beginning of a new presidential election campaign
Between Brussels and Caracas
It is premature to talk about balance on the "great chessboard"
Politics#67
Barack and his friends
Will the new US president and his team be able to cope with all the problems facing the country?
The First Step
International community on the verge of new world order
Редакция:
Директор: В. Ахундова
Главный редактор: Н. Маилов
Регистрационный номер № 1702, от 17.02.06
Министерства Юстиции АР
Учредитель "Region plus"
Адрес редакции: Азербайджан, Баку, ул. Б. Сардаров, 3