Mikhail Shevelev

Op-Ed: who’s really competing in the South Caucasus: Armenia and Azerbaijan or Putin and Erdogan?

Karabakh conflict

October 01, 2020

The price paid by the peoples of Armenia and Azerbaijan for the geopolitical fantasies of two authoritarian leaders - hundreds of dead and wounded - is not taken into account

Op-Ed: the president of Russia is preparing for a life-term in office and we should all keep quiet about it

December 03, 2019

The scandalous Russian law on foreign agents may be a cover for more important political decisions

Op-ed: Russian elections over – main events just beginning

September 12, 2019

The Moscow pre-election protests were a demonstration of the strength of the opposition, and this is more important than the formal victory of the current authorities

Moscow: protests continue despite police brutality. Photos & video

August 04, 2019

More than 800 people were detained and dozens were brutally beaten. Activists are now being charged with criminal offences punishable by up to 8 years in prison

Protests in Russia: what to fear and what to hope for

July 19, 2019

Russia’s main problem is the year 2024 – when Putin by law must resign as president, but he is already preparing to stay in power

Will Russia do away with sanctions against Georgia?

July 10, 2019

Russia has started talking about restoring air transit with Georgia and the unacceptability of sanctions. Why?

Yekaterinburg officials cede to public rejection of park church

May 23, 2019

A city referendum has settled a massive stand-off between Yekaterinburg's residents and its officials

Op-ed: Why are state corporations in Russia building new offices at exorbitant sums?

March 26, 2019

There are two answers: an attempt to deal with Western sanctions through privatization, and "pumping" funds into controlled private businesses

Op-ed: Has Vladimir Putin run out of luck?

September 27, 2018

The list of the Russian president's failures grows every day. Why that's so, and what the current state of affairs may lead to

Vladimir Putin won, what's next?

March 20, 2018

Op-ed. Self-imposed isolation, stagnation, aggression – this is what will define Russia in the near future

Candidates Putin, Sobchak and their Georgian background

Vladimir Putin

December 19, 2017

Op-ed: Russia is heading for the presidential election which is already being rigged

How to buy sympathy: international investigation into Azerbaijan`s lobbying

September 06, 2017

Nearly USD 3 billion laundered, partly spent on boosting the countries' image. Baku disagrees

Moldova as pioneer

June 12, 2017

While citizens of Georgia and Ukraine are looking at the possibilities regarding the visa-free regime with the EU, Moldova sums up the results of a three-year life with it

Transdniestria - a passport deposit

June 06, 2017

Perhaps it’s the only place around the globe that brings together so many residents-citizens of various countries.

North Ossetia-Georgia: invisible ties

May 10, 2017

Tourism and trade shadowed by hesitations and fears. JAMnews correspondents report on the complex relations between the two neighbours

Istanbul: The city that is above sultans and presidents

Turkey

April 27, 2017

A walk with a camera in Istanbul

Has Turkey said ‘yes’?

April 21, 2017

Mass protests and dozens arrested: first reaction to the outcome of referendum

Turkey between democracy and authoritarianism

April 17, 2017

JAMnews reports from Istanbul on a fateful choice by its mighty neighbor

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