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Volume 6 Issue 24

December 15, 2000

• RUSSIAN OLIGARCHS BACK IN THE CROSS-HAIRS
• SINGING AN OLD TUNE
• SPY CASE: ANOTHER SIGN OF THE TIMES
• THE TIES THAT BIND
• BELARUSAN INTELLIGENCE APPARATUS HEADED BY RUSSIAN KGB VETERANS
• THE CIS HOLDS A PAUPERS' SUMMIT

Volume 6 Issue 23

December 1, 2000

• RUSSIAN POLITICS: RESTIVENESS IN THE REGIONS
• ...DISORDER IN THE KREMLIN
• FACING OFF WITH WASHINGTON
• A MORE ASSERTIVE MOSCOW ELSEWHERE
• GUUAM ECLIPSING THE CIS ON THE EVE OF SUMMIT
• CLOSING RANKS FOR NATIONAL AND COMMON SECURITY
• GUUAM'
• OSCE DITHERS
• MOSCOW'S PROXIES OBJECT TO GUUAM
• GUUAM SUPPORT FOR TARASYUK
• UNITED STATES - GUUAM FORUM CREATED
• GUUAM'S INSTITUTIONALIZATION MAPPED OUT

Volume 6 Issue 22

November 17, 2000

• RUSSIAN POLITICS: OUT WITH THE OLD
• SHAKING UP THE MILITARY BUREAUCRACY
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY: WOOING ASIA
• LUKASHENKA EARNING MOSCOW'S REWARDS
• UKRAINE'S GAS TRANSIT SYSTEM EYED AS STRATEGIC PRIZE BY MOSCOW
• GUUAM TAKING SHAPE OUTSIDE THE CIS

Volume 6 Issue 21

November 3, 2000

• "RULE OF LAW": PUTIN'S POLITICAL WEAPON
• MIXED ECONOMIC NEWS
• RUSSIA AND THE EU: BRUSHING ASIDE CHECHNYA
• MENDING FENCES WITH BELGRADE
• ESTONIA OUT FOR GOOD FROM RUSSIAN CHURCH'S "TERRITORY
• GEORGIA'S BANE: RUSSIAN POST-CFE TROOPS AND BASES
• UZBEKISTAN HOLDING HIGH-PROFILE ANTITERRORISM TRIAL

Volume 6 Issue 20

October 20, 2000

• YELTSIN RETURNS
• OLIGARCHS UNDER FIRE
• LEFT OUT IN THE MIDDLE EAST
• MISPLAY IN THE BALKANS
• UKRAINE TO CEDE PART-OWNERSHIP OF GAS TRANSIT SYSTEM TO RUSSIA
• GUUAM LOOKS TO INSTITUTIONALIZATION AND ENLARGEMENT

Volume 6 Issue 19

October 6, 2000

• RUSSIA'S RAMBUNCTIOUS REGIONS
• MEDIA-MOST BACK IN THE CROSSHAIRS
• SUMMITEERING WITH INDIA...AT LAST
• CATCH THE THIEF OF BALTIC GOODS
• UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT DISMISSES HIS MOST PRO-WESTERN MINISTER
• PREVARICATION ON BAKU-CEYHAN DELAYS OFFSHORE OIL EXTRACTION
• AIOC,

Volume 6 Issue 18

September 22, 2000

• RUSSIAN POLITICS: CORRUPTION ON PARADE
• GUSINSKY BACK IN KREMLIN SIGHTS
• RELATIONS WITH ASIA
• CHINESE MYSTERY VISIT
• WRANGLES WITH TOKYO
• NEW ROUND OF ANTI-BALTIC POLEMICS
• TWO GENERALS, TWO VISITS, ONE CHOICE FOR GEORGIA
• KYRGYZSTAN: WHO IS AFRAID OF THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE

Volume 6 Issue 17

September 8, 2000

• RUSSIA: A MONTH OF DISASTER
• ...BUT POLITICS AS USUAL
• REVERBERATIONS FROM THE KURSK DISASTER
• RESTRUCTURING THE ARMED FORCES
• ISLAMIC INSURGENCY IN CENTRAL ASIA
• ISLAMIC MOVEMENT OF UZBEKISTAN STRIKES FROM TAJIKISTAN
• REBELS STAGE REPEAT PERFORMANCE IN KYRGYZSTAN
• GOVERNMENTS INITIATE JOINT ANTI-INSURGENCY MEASURES

Volume 6 Issue 16

August 4, 2000

• NO CAMELOT: RUSSIA'S OLIGARCHS OF THE ROUNDTABLE
• PUTIN THE DIPLOMAT
• A MYSTERY MISSILE DEAL
• KING OF THE "ROGUES
• BELARUSAN OPPOSITION CONGRESS TAKES STRONG STAND FOR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE
• GEORGIA GRAPPLES WITH RUSSIAN 'REINTERPRETATIONS' OF OSCE'S DECISIONS
• NAZARBAEV SETTLES INTO LIFETIME POLITICAL ROLE

Volume 6 Issue 15

July 21, 2000

• NO REST FOR RUSSIA'S DIPLOMATS
• NEW FOREIGN POLICY GUIDELINES
• TURNING TO THE EAST
• GENERALS AT WAR
• OLIGARCHS ON THE RUN
• ...OR A FALL-OUT AMONG THIEVES
• BELARUS BECOMES THE SCENE OF A "BABITSKY-2" AFFAIR
• MOSCOW DRAGGING ITS FEET ON TROOP WITHDRAWAL FROM GEORGIA
• KYRGYZSTAN CLAMPS DOWN ON UIGHUR "TERRORIST" NETWORK
• LET ME KNOW IF YOU NEED MORE

Volume 6 Issue 14

July 7, 2000

• RUSSIA TURNS DIPLOMATIC FOCUS TO ASIA
• UKRAINE-NATO: LARGEST JOINT EXERCISE
• GEORGIA ALSO INCHING TOWARD NATO
• MOSCOW'S CIS POLICY IN KGB VETERANS' HANDS
• ANTITERRORISM CENTER REMAINS ELUSIVE

Volume 6 Issue 13

June 23, 2000

• RUSSIAN MEDIA MAGNATE IS ARRESTED
• WHO'S PULLING THE STRINGS IN THE KREMLIN
• PUTIN THE DIPLOMAT
• RUSSIAN-GERMAN "PARTNERSHIP
• DISSONANCE BETWEEN MOSCOW AND BEIJING
• THE BALTIC STATES: KOVALEV EQUATES SOVIET OCCUPATION WITH RUSSIAN OCCUPATION
• MOLDOVA: ONE STEP FORWARD, THREE STEPS BACK

Volume 6 Issue 12

June 9, 2000

• RUMBLINGS IN THE RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT
• IS THE HONEYMOON OVER
• PUTIN ASCENDS THE SUMMITS

Volume 6 Issue 11

May 26, 2000

• PUTIN'S KREMLIN: REINING IN RUSSIA'S REGIONAL LEADERS
• ...BUT LEAVING THE "OLIGARCHS" UNTOUCHED
• TALKING IN A LOUDER VOICE ABROAD
• SLAMMING STRASBOURG; MASSAGING WASHINGTON

Volume 6 Issue 10

May 12, 2000

• RUSSIAN PRESIDENT ANNOINTED; VICTORY DAY MARKED
• DEMOCRACY PUTIN-STYLE
• SUMMITS LOOM FOR RUSSIAN LEADER
• RUSSIAN-U.S. DISSONANCE ON ARMS CONTROL
• RUSSIA IN ASIA
• BALTS' WESTERN CHOICE IRKS MOSCOW
• ARMENIA'S PRESIDENT OUSTS POWERFUL RIVALS FROM GOVERNMENT
• UIGHUR PROBLEM RESURFACES IN CENTRAL ASIA

Volume 6 Issue 9

April 28, 2000

• THE WAR IN CHECHNYA: MIXED SIGNALS FROM MOSCOW
• WAR NEAR TO AN END...AGAIN
• RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY ON THE ATTACK
• ONGOING RECRIMINATIONS OVER CHECHNYA
• BELARUSAN DICTATOR PINS HOPES ON PUTIN
• UKRAINE HOLDS HER OWN IN TOUGH TALKS WITH PUTIN

Volume 6 Issue 8

April 14, 2000

• LAUNCHING THE PUTIN ERA IN RUSSIA
• ILL OMENS IN ST. PETERSBURG
• START II RATIFICATION AT LAST
• PUTIN AND BLAIR
• JOUSTING WITH THE EUROPEANS
• GEORGIA STUCK WITH RUSSIAN BASE IN VAZIANI
• CIS AIR DEFENSE EXERCISE HELD IN SIX COUNTRIES
• CIS "ANTITERRORIST" EXERCISE IN TAJIKISTAN
• NATIONAL EXERCISES ALSO HELD IN CENTRAL ASIA

Volume 6 Issue 7

March 31, 2000

• PUTIN GARNERS FIRST ROUND ELECTION TRIUMPHS
• THE WORLD GIVES RUSSIA'S PRESIDENT-ELECT A WARY WELCOME
• NO EASING OF TENSIONS OVER CHECHNYA
• KUCHMA IN GEORGIA AND AZERBAIJAN
• CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND REGIONAL SECURITY
• SIGHTS SET WESTWARD
• GUUAM'S CORE TRIO GAU PLANS JOINT BATTALION

Volume 6 Issue 6

March 17, 2000

• RUSSIA: AWAITING THE CORONATION
• COMPLICATIONS IN CHECHNYA
• DIPLOMACY SWIRLS AROUND THE CAUCASUS WAR
• UKRAINE HOSTS HISTORIC NATO MEETING
• VERKHOVNA RADA APPROVES KEY MILITARY AGREEMENTS
• FROM GUUAM TO GAU
• GUUAM
• TBILISI SLOWS DOWN BAKU-TBILISI-CEYHAN PROJECT

Volume 6 Issue 5

March 3, 2000

• BABITSKY'S TRAVAILS
• PUTIN'S RUSSIA
• RUSSIA AND THE WEST: A TROUBLED RECONCILIATION
• PRAISING PUTIN; PLAYING DOWN CHECHNYA
• RUSSIA-BELARUS UNION FINDS SOME SUPPORTERS IN CIS COUNTRIES
• ARMENIA, BELARUS ESTABLISH MILITARY LINKS

Volume 6 Issue 3

February 18, 2000

• AN ILL-WIND BLOWS IN MOSCOW
• SHADES OF THE SOVIET ERA
• A RAPPROCHEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE WEST
• SHAKING UP THE DEFENSE ESTABLISHMENT
• UKRAINE'S LINGUISTIC DERUSSIFICATION IRKS MOSCOW
• FROM NATIONS TO "RUSSIAN-SPEAKING POPULATIONS
• ETHNOPOLITICS DISTORTING FOREIGN POLICY

Volume 6 Issue 2

January 21, 2000

• PUTIN MOVES HIS PEOPLE INTO THE KREMLIN
• UNHOLY ALLIANCE PROMPTS DUMA CLASH
• CHECHNYA TOPS CONTENTIOUS DIPLOMATIC AGENDA
• NEW RUSSIAN SECURITY CONCEPT
• GEORGIA, AZERBAIJAN FACE "SOFTENING-UP BARRAGE
• GEORGIA JOINS TURKEY IN REGIONAL SECURITY INITIATIVE
• BAKU IN CONSENSUS WITH ANKARA AND TBILISI
• ARMENIA SITS ON THE FENCE

Volume 6 Issue 1

January 7, 2000

• YELTSIN EXITS; CONSEQUENCES UNCLEAR
• TAINTED ELECTION LOOMS
• STARTLED WORLD WATCHES MOSCOW
• TWO RARITIES
• POST-ELECTION UKRAINE RESUMES COOPERATION WITH NATO
• AZERBAIJAN SEEKS NATO ASPIRANT STATUS
• GEORGIA'S KNOCK AT NATO'S DOOR: QUIETER BUT MORE PERSISTENT