Alain Deletroz

Vyacheslav Dodonov

Ralf Dickel

Igor Delanoe

Nirmala Dorasamy

Cheng Dawei

Jill Dougherty

Osman Bahadır Dinçer

Ilya Dyachkov

Antonio De Robertis

Alain Deletroz

France

Executive in Residence, Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)

Previous positions: Senior Associate Fellow, FRIDE.

Vice President (Europe), International Crisis Group. Vice-President (Operations and Administration), International Crisis Group (2002-2005); Director, Open Society Institute in Tashkent (1998-2001); Delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Moscow (1994-1998). Research interests: European policy, the EU, its member states and Russia. Authored and edited several books including a monograph on Carabaya province (Peru), a guide to Quecha grammar and several Russian textbooks.

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Political Prestige of President Putin and Sochi Outcome

The Games are a good opportunity for Russian human rights defenders or local ecological NGOs to get their voice heard internationally, but they are not a frame for states to pressure Russia. It will be badly seen as, after all, everybody wants to enjoy the Olympic Celebration, including the French, the Americans and the Germans, whatever their displeasure with Mr. Putin.

03.03.2014

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Will Relations Between Georgia and Russia Improve?

President Putin has shown very clearly that he does not want to see any country he considers a Russian sphere of influence to be engaged in any solid relationship with the European Union and even less so with NATO. Georgia has clearly chosen its path by initiating an association agreement with the EU. Russian pressure to persuade Tbilisi to move away from the EU is highly unlikely to have the desired effect.

24.12.2013

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Foreign and Domestic Risks for Russia

The key foreign risk for Russia is the so-called "parting" with Europe. Currently, Europe and Russia cannot find common ground even on mutually beneficial issues. The key domestic risk is the continued unrest in the Caucasus.

22.10.2012

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