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## Re: [Eurasia] FSU digest - Eugene - 101005

Released on 2012-08-12 20:00 GMT

Email-ID | 5532670
Date | 2010-10-05 16:12:20
From | lauren.goodrich@stratfor.com
To | eurasia@stratfor.com

If it is in Washington, Clinton had to attend. Even if relations suck
right now.
Bryza is incredibly pro-Azerbaijani & his wife is Turkish... their wedding
was paid for by the Turkish government in Istanbul. The Armenian Lobby is
blocking the assignment. This should not be decided until January. US
elections are everything here... unless Arm lobby is afraid their
candidates are about to be booted from office in which Bryza will be
vetoed today. I have a ton of intel on this but haven't typed it up.
Marko Papic wrote:
Eugene Chausovsky wrote:
GEORGIA/US
The Georgia-US Strategic Partnership Charter sessions will be held in
Washington from October 5 to 10. Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri
will lead the Georgian side, while Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
will head the US side at the negotiations. Philip Gordon, the
Assistant Secretary of State will also attend the meeting. As Lauren
side, the Georgians have really lost confidence in their relationship
with the US, so even in these kinds of meetings, the Georgians do not
believe they will get anything out of it outside of rhetoric. Although
hey, Clinton is attending... she could have just sent Gordon.
GEORGIA/AZERBAIJAN/ROMANIA/HUNGARY/BULGARIA
Georgian Energy Minister Alexander Khetaguri said that it is possible
that Bulgaria could join the Azerbaijan-Georgia-Romania Interconnector
(AGRI) project in the future.
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania and Hungary have already signed the Baku
Declaration on AGRI project in Baku September 14. To continue to add
countries on to the list only goes to show how this project is much
more political that technically realistic. I wouldn't be surprised if
more countries are added in the future.
BELARUS/RUSSIA
Belarus and Russia have signed an agreement to move customs control of
vehicles to the external border of their Union State. The inking
ceremony was held in Minsk on Tuesday, with the Belarusian and Russian
transport ministers, Ivan Shcherba and Igor Levitin, taking part. The
agreement, which envisages the abolition of customs control of
vehicles moving across the Belarusian-Russian border, is to take
effect following the completion of internal procedures in both
countries. Despite the recent tension in the two countries' relations
Russian Transport Minister Igor Levitin said: "There are no problems
at the level of the transport ministries". As we've said before, these
tensions do not spill over into the security realm, and border control
certainly falls into this category.
Also, One Russia MP Konstantin Zatulin has said that Moscow might be
preparing for non-recognition of the results of Belarus' 19 December
presidential election which the incumbent, Alyaksandr Lukashenka, is
expected to win. Just speculation by an MP, but this is a possibility
that I don't think we can dismiss entirely.
BELARUS/GERMANY
Deputy Foreign Minister of Belarus Sergei Aleinik said that Belarus
considers energy cooperation with Germany as promising, in areas like
alternative energy where Germany has cutting-edge technologies.
This was mainly niceties on the sidelines of the 20th anniversary of
the German reunification meeting, but it is kinda ironic that Belarus
would play up ties with Germany, especially since Nord Stream is
explicitly designed to avoid Belarus and take Russian gas straight to
Germany. One day, Belarus will get its gas via Germany... now that
would be ironic
AZERBAIJAN/US
The U.S. Senate will consider the nomination of Matthew Bryza as the
U.S. ambassador to Azerbaijan today. The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
Committee approved the nomination of Matthew Bryza as the U.S.
ambassador to Azerbaijan on Sept.22. Senators on the committee voted
17-to-2, and Bryza's appointment now must be confirmed by the U.S.
Senate. Let's see if this finally happens today. what's his background
/ ethnicity... Bryza? Interesting last name...
KYRGYZSTAN
Members of the political movement 34 held a protest in Bishkek today.
They threw bags of dung at the OSCE building in Bishkek in protest
against plans to deploy a police advisory mission. Yes, that's right,
dung. Would have hated to be the intern at 34 who had to get the dung
into bags... On the other hand, tells you what's readily available in
Kyrgyzstan. Imagine looking for some dung in Austin to fling at the
Capitol. Not so easy. But in Bishkek it is apparently all over the
place. Good to know.
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Marko Papic
Geopol Analyst - Eurasia
STRATFOR
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Lauren Goodrich
Senior Eurasia Analyst
STRATFOR
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F: 512.744.4334
lauren.goodrich@stratfor.com
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