In September 2025, the analytical papers produced by the PSCRP covered such subregions as Central Asia, South Caucasus, and the Western part of the post-Soviet space.
Andrei Kazantsev-Vaisman provides an analytical overview of the diplomatic moves undertaken by Central Asian …
In August 2025, policy papers by the PSCR program at the BESA Center focused on the conflict developments in the South Caucasus and the European part of the post-Soviet sphere.
Vladimir (Ze’ev) Khanin and Ariel Kogan, in their policy paper…
In July 2025, the PSCR program focused on extensively analyzing various aspects of Russia’s foreign and internal politics, while also keeping an eye on developments in Central Asia and Moldova.
Alexander Shpunt continues to analyze the peculiarities of Moldova’s relationships …
In June 2025, the PSCR program published analytical papers on the political and economic developments in Central Asia, the South Caucasus, Ukraine, and Russia.
The PSCRP team sheds light on the broader context of the free trade agreement signed by …
In May 2025, the operative analysis published by the PSCR program at BESA has extensively focused on the ongoing and potential conflicts in Central Asia, South and North Caucasus, Russia, and Moldova.
Alexander Shpunt analyses the rare case of a …
In April 2025, the materials published by the PSCRP program covered a wide range of post-Soviet subregions, from Estonia to Central Asia.
Petr Oskolkov analyzed the potential consequences of the urgent changes in the Estonian constitution that abolish the voting …
PSCRP-BESA Reports No 128 (April 26, 2025)
On 26 March 2025, the Estonian parliament (Riigikogu) voted on changing the country’s constitution in the part defining who is eligible to vote in local (municipal, in the case of cities) elections. Namely, …
In March 2025, the PSCRP’s publications covered socio- and geopolitical developments in the South Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, and Belarus.
Velvl Chernin continues his series of papers focused on the ethnic republics within the Russian Federation. This month, Mordovia is …
The PSCRP reports in February 2025, have covered the recent political developments in Central Asia, South Caucasus, and Russia.
Andrei Kazantsev-Vaisman provides an analysis of Turkmenistan’s current foreign policy dilemmas. He observes a “gradual realignment of Turkmenistan’s foreign policy towards …
In the first month of 2025, the papers authored by the PSCRP researchers covered a broad range of post-Soviet subregions, including the South Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia, and the Baltics.
Alexander Grinberg analyzes the aftermath of an Azerbaijani airplane crash …
