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Category Archives: South Ossetia
News Notes and a Free Classic
Not So Fast Yankee! – the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service‘s recent approval of Archangel Diamond Corporation‘s (ADC) application under the new strategic industries law is subject to a caveat. Specifically, though ADC’s application was approved under the strategic industries law, it … Continue reading
Posted in notes, South Ossetia, strategic industries
Who’s Winning?
Now that the military aspect of the South Ossetian conflict has cooled down, the hostilities have passed over into the diplomatic realm. Russia arguably made the first move by leaving peacekeeping forces deeper into Georgian territory than before the conflict. … Continue reading
Posted in diplomacy, media strategy, PM Putin, President Medvedev, South Ossetia
Who’s Winning?
Now that the military aspect of the South Ossetian conflict has cooled down, the hostilities have passed over into the diplomatic realm. Russia arguably made the first move by leaving peacekeeping forces deeper into Georgian territory than before the conflict. … Continue reading
Posted in diplomacy, media strategy, PM Putin, President Medvedev, South Ossetia
South Ossetia News Roundup
Unsurprisingly, the South Ossetia conflict has generated a lot of coverage in the Western media, including many deep reflections on just what we should do about that Russia. Unfortunately, the coverage fails badly in several respects. First, with regards to … Continue reading
Posted in South Ossetia
The Meaning of the South Ossetia War
Once again, I am late to the table on a major issue regarding Russia. This is mostly due to the fact that I just got back from working in Kazakhstan for four weeks. I will try not to duplicate any … Continue reading
Posted in Saakashvili, South Ossetia, War
The Meaning of the South Ossetia War
Once again, I am late to the table on a major issue regarding Russia. This is mostly due to the fact that I just got back from working in Kazakhstan for four weeks. I will try not to duplicate any … Continue reading
Posted in Saakashvili, South Ossetia, War
