Prospects for Russia/CIS in the second quarter
Russia-Ukraine crisis will dominate, with economy and strengthening nationalism posing growing challenges for Putin
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- Russia
- Putin's dilemma
- Opposition prospects
- Regional politics and infighting intensifies
- Economy will be weak point
- Energy
- Ukraine
- IMF boost to weak economy
- Political struggles
- Donbas -- suspended not ended
- Frozen conflict at best
- Asymmetric attacks
- Central Asia
- Elections in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
- Kyrgyzstan's EEU accession
- Remittance fear
- Regional security
- South Caucasus
- Georgian government suffers drawn-out crisis
- Armenia and Azerbaijan
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_350.jpg "Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev, Russia's President Vladimir Putin, Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko and Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko (Reuters/Grigory Dukor)")
