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JULY 2010

PUBL.- Islam, Islamism, and Politics in Eurasia Report, No. 17

posted by circassiankama on July, 2010 as ANALYSIS / OPINION

PUBL.- Islam, Islamism, and Politics in Eurasia Report, No. 17

Posted by: Gordon Hahn <gordon-hahn@sbcglobal.net>

The Monterey Terrorism Research and Education Program (MonTREP) Islam,
Islamism, and Politics in Eurasia Report, No. 17, June 23, 2010 is
available at:
www.miis.edu/academics/researchcenters/terrorism/research/Hahn/IIPER

Contents:

- CE Military Amir and Ingushetia Vilaiyat Amir "Magas" Captured
- Caucasus Emirate (CE) Terrorism, May 2010
- Three Suicide Bombings Interdicted in May 2010
- Was Dagestan Vilaiyat's Qadi the Kizlyar Suicide Bomber?
- The Mufti Yevteev Controversy
- Radicalization among Bashkir Youth Reported
- Caucasus Emirate's Organizational Structure and Leadership, as of
May 2010 (Part 3 - Ingushetia and Dagestan)
- Announcement: New Non-proliferation/Terrorism Studies Master of
Arts Degree And Terrorism Studies Certificate Programs

Gordon M. Hahn, Ph.D.
Senior Researcher, Terrorism Research and Education Program
Visiting Assistant Professor, Graduate School of International Policy Studies
Monterey Institute for International Studies
ghahn@miis.edu
Analyst/Consultant, www.russiaotherpointsofview.com

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Russia: Other Points of View: ABKHAZIA versus GEORGIA: Implications for U.S. Policy toward Russia

posted by circassiankama on as ANALYSIS / OPINION

ABKHAZIA versus GEORGIA: Implications for U.S. Policy toward Russia Johnson's Russia List By George Enteen, professor emeritus of Russian history, Penn State University Most Americans have never heard of Abkhazia; if they have, the response is 'O yes, that's one of the territories Russia has taken over from Georgia.' Even some Russians will say, 'O yes, that's ours again.' They are both wrong. Abkhazia is a small nation striving to maintain its independence. But does it matter to us, Americans? Our policy matters vitally to Abkhazians, because their status and destiny will be affected by American policies. It matters indirectly to the United States; affecting our stance toward Russia and the scope of collaboration on a host of international issues that affect our security. Abkhazia is a small but ancient nation in northwest Transcaucasia bordering on the Eastern shore of the Black Sea. It was mostly independent in the course of its long history, though involved in varying ...
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FP: After The Reset Button Questions Linger

posted by eagle on as ANALYSIS / OPINION

After the Reset Button questions linger

Posted By David J. Kramer Wednesday, June 9, 2010 - 5:10 PM Share

Supporters of the Obama administration's "reset" policy toward Russia tout the New START Treaty, Russian support for sanctions against Iran, transit for Afghanistan across Russian territory, and cooperation in dealing with North Korea and non-proliferation more broadly as the fruits of its success. National Security Advisor Jim Jones cites the reset as one of the main successes in the administration's foreign policy (that, to some, says a lot about its overall foreign policy). There is no denying the vastly improved tone and rapport between the American and Russian presidents compared to the end of the Bush-Putin days. But before people get too carried away, let's focus on two recent developments that remind us of the challenges we face in dealing with Russia.

On May 31, Russian authorities brutally broke up opposition protests in Moscow and St. Petersburg and arrested more than 100 people. A journalist participating in the protest suffered a severely broken arm ...

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