Thomas de Waal

Senior Fellow
Carnegie Europe
  • EU Expansion: Dead in the Water?

    • 15.04.2011
    Promoting democracy in the six post-Soviet countries in Eastern Europe that were designated by the European Union as deserving special attention will require the EU to offer incentives for implementing reforms.
  • Armenia and Azerbaijan are at it Again

    • 30.03.2011
    The reluctance of Armenia and Azerbaijan to commit to peace negotiations over Nagorny Karabakh blocks the efforts of the international community to establish peace and U.S. bilateral interests in the two nations constrain a more aggressive push to force a deal.
  • Turkey and Armenia: A Second Chance?

    • 18.03.2011
    Although the Armenia-Turkey normalization process which began in 2008 seemed promising, it only made the situation throughout the South Caucasus worse when it stalled in April 2010.
  • Wine, Women, and the WTO

    • 15.03.2011
    Lifting the Russian embargo imposed on the Georgian wine would benefit the economic interests of both countries and would support the strained Russian-Georgian relationship.
  • Three Cheers for the Man Who Did Nothing

    • 25.02.2011
    Mikhail Gorbachev presided over the biggest upheaval in Russia’s history—the fall of the Soviet Union—with surprisingly little bloodshed.
  • More War in the Caucasus

    • 09.02.2011
    If Armenians and Azerbaijanis want to resolve their conflict peacefully, they need to start facing up to the acts of violence committed by both sides.
  • Conflict in Eurasia

    • 03.02.2011
    The failure of the international community to recognize the Caucasus and Central Asia as a region with complex internal dynamics complicates efforts to respond to global challenges ranging from energy security and arms proliferation to humanitarian crises.
  • Moving Beyond Mirages

    • 02.02.2011
    The South Caucasus, a region with a long history of conflict and failed foreign intervention, would benefit from a paradigm shift in the policies of external actors.
  • Time to Shine a Light on a Hidden Conflict: Nagorno-Karabakh in 2011

    • 01.02.2011
    Amid an atmosphere of mistrust and a fragile ceasefire, the conflict around Nagorno-Karabakh could quickly become violent. The international community would be better served to spend extra resources now on preventative diplomacy to prevent tensions from flaring.
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