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OSW Commentary | | Jan Strzelecki

The Eurasian Economic Union a time of crisis

The economic crisis in Russia is affecting the uncompetitive post-Soviet economies which are dependent on Moscow.
OSW Report | | Maciej Falkowski, Józef Lang

Homo Jihadicus

Islam in the former USSR and the phenomenon of the post-Soviet militants in Syria and Iraq.
Point of View | | Aleksandra Jarosiewicz

The Southern Gas Corridor The Azerbaijani-Turkish project becomes part of the game between Russia and the EU

The crisis in EU-Russia relations over Ukraine has made the two players interested in the Southern Gas Corridor once again.
Analyses | | Józef Lang

Russias plays up the Afghan threat in Central Asia

Russia is trying to use the Central Asia's leaders fear to increase its influence in the area of security in the region.
Analyses | | Maciej Falkowski

Russia is absorbing South Ossetia

The treaty on alliance and integration, together with the state border agreement signed in February, has sanctioned the effective incorporation of South Ossetia.
OSW Commentary | | Wojciech Górecki

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

The Russian-Abkhazian treaty on alliance and strategic partnership brings the current model of functioning of para-state to an end.
OSW Commentary | | Aleksandra Jarosiewicz, Ewa Fischer

The Eurasian Economic Union – more political less economic

While the Kremlin presents the EEU as the Eurasian equivalent of the European Union, the project is in reality an imitation of integration.
Analyses | | Marek Matusiak

Rosneft to invest in Georgia

Purchase of Petrocas Energy Ltd. by Rosneft is a manifestation of Tbilisi’s change in attitude in relation to Moscow.
Analyses | | Maciej Falkowski

Russias Neighbourhood Policy the case of Abkhazia

The signing of the treaty on alliance and strategic partnership marks the culmination of the tactic Russia has been employing with regard to Abkhazia since May.
OSW Studies | | Józef Lang, Maciej Falkowski

Hostages to Moscow clients of Beijing Security in Central Asia as the role of the West diminishes

The end of the Western military presence in Central Asia will mean the West’s influence on the security sphere in the region will be marginalised.