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03.02.2010
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The Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies presents the first issue of BISS Trends, the quarterly monitoring of political, economic, and social developments in Belarus.
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26.01.2010
Written by Yury Chavusau
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The peculiarity of studies of Belarusian politics over the recent years has been increased attention to foreign policy issues, while domestic processes were often viewed as a background for truly important things. However, the very political calendar of 2010 with its two election campaigns dictates an increase in importance of domestic factors.
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25.01.2010
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The first issue of its English-language newsletter summarizes the Institute’s activities and research in the last quarter of 2009. You may find our take on some of the defining events of period, including conclusion of the Customs Union, Belarus’s return to the participation in the Collective Security Treaty Organization, and the visit of Italian Prime Minister Sylvio Berlusconi to Minsk.
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29.12.2009
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Minsk, 9-10 February 2010
Сrowne Plaza Hotel
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III Annual conference
of the Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies
carried out under patronage of the
Delegation of the European Union in Belarus
and in cooperation with the
European Union Institute for Security Studies (Paris)
and Belarus Country Office of Konrad Adenauer Foundation (Vilnius)
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21.12.2009
Written by Yauheni Preiherman
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 That the Lisbon Treaty has been brought into action is of great symbolic importance, demonstrating that the 'European integration bicycle' keeps moving. However, on the practical level we can at present be certain of only a few changes brought about by the 'Lisbon epoch' that are important in the context of the EU - Belarus relations.
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10.12.2009
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 Iryna Tacyckaja, IPM Research Center
As it is yet another integration structure on the post-Soviet space, a ot of analysts have reservations about its future, questioning the nion's potential to become viable, unlike plenty of agreements signed ithin the CIS framework but never brought into action. This attempt o create a customs union, however, has several specific features. Read all in doc ore pdf.
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