Prospects for the CIS in the second quarter
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- Economic uncertainty will persist in Russia
- Currency weakness
- Budget constraints
- Supply-side constraints
- Impact of crisis in Ukraine
- Kiev crisis defines political agenda
- Ukraine boosts Putin's rating
- Tensions rise within CIS area
- Relations with West sour further
- Lukashenka gears for presidential polls
- Central Asian instability aggravated by Ukraine
- Currency concerns
- Ukraine spill-over
- Succession struggles haunt Uzbekistan
- Repressions may intensify
- Border conflicts remain a concern
- South Caucasus responses to Ukraine vary
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Georgia
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_350.jpg "Vladimir Putin speaks with Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenka (Reuters/Vladimir Rodionov/RIA Novosti/Kremlin)")
