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  • Under pressure: can Belarus resist Russian coercion?

    This Brief analyses the current dynamics underpinning the Belarusian-Russian relationship and its possible future trajectory in the light of new factors which limit Belarus’s room for foreign policy manoeuvre. It highlights how, under increasing pressure from Russia and faced...

    Briefs
    7 July, 2020 By: Anaïs Marin
  • Third powers in Europe's east

    This Chaillot Paper examines the geopolitical repercussions of the rising presence of third powers in the region, and how the growing constellation of partnerships between the EaP countries and these powers serves a range of strategic purposes for the actors involved.

    Chaillot Papers
    13 March 2018 Edited by: Nicu Popescu, Stanislav Secrieru
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    Azerbaijan: drifts and shifts

    This Alert looks at Azerbaijan’s autocratic and assertive domestic turn, and explains the potential risks of the rebalancing of its foreign policy priorities by the ruling elites.

    Alerts
    29 March 2017 By: Anaïs Marin
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    Belarus: time for a 'principled' re-engagement

    Will the recent lifting of sanctions mark the beginning of a new European approach to the authorities in Minsk? How can the Union engage with the isolated country without compromising its principles?

    Briefs
    25 February 2016 By: Anaïs Marin
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