“It is very simple to stir a hive of wasps, especially when you are overseas”
Vladimir Yevseyev, the head of the Socio-Political Studies Center, states
Vladimir Yevseyev
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V. Yevseyev: Impacts of Turkey and Iran in Central Asia are equivalent
Interview with the director of the Center for Public Policy Research Vladimir Yevseyev on foreign influence in Central Asia, including the influence of Iran and Turkey
Vladimir Yevseyev: Central Asia faces great changes
In an interview with VK military expert Vladimir Yevseyev speaks about the influence of the US, NATO, China and Russia in Central Asia and discusses the possible development of the region in the future
Decision to close Gabala radar station is natural - expert
The decision to close Russian radar station in Gabala, Azerbaijan, is quite natural, the head of the Center for Social and Political Research, Vladimir Yevseyev, told VK.
V. Yevseyev: "Iran's position on the Caspian Sea after the sanctions will not change"
The director of the Center for Public Policy Research, Vladimir Yevseyev, told Vestnik Kavkaza about his vision of the events around Iran.
European Union – Tehran: new stage of confrontation
Experts didn’t expect such strict sanctions against Iran from the EU
Vladimir Yevseyev: "Iran's position on the Caspian Sea after the sanctions will not change"
Author: Interview by Maria Sidelnikova, exclusive to VK The director of the Center for Public Policy Research, Vladimir Yevseyev, told VK about his vision of the events around Iran.
Obama, Romney conclude new round of debates
US President Barack Obama has won the next round of political debates in Hempstead (New York State) with Mitt Romney. They responded to questions of 82 voters. 46% of viewers enjoyed Obama’s answers, 39% enjoyed Romney’s.
Yevseyev calls Romney America’s Zhirinovsky
According to social poll results published by Pew on Tuesday, Mitt Romney (Republican) had 49% of preferences, while Obama had 45%. Romney gained more popularity after the debates on October 4. Paul Ryan’s further talks were appreciated by 4% more TV viewers, compared with that of Vice President Joseph Biden.
Experts suspect NATO of using Turkey to escalate Syrian conflict
Turkish F-16 fighters forced a Syrian Airbus A-320 flying from Moscow to Damascus to land in Ankara. There were 35 passenger, 17 of them were Russians, including children. Turkish authorities inspected the plane for 5 hours.
Iran: growing threats
The USA and Israel are speaking about the possibility of “a surgical strike” on Iran's nuclear facilities
Sanctions won't destroy Iran's economy - expert
Yesterday evening US President Barack Obama approved additional sanctions against Iran
How will Russian-Georgian relations change?
VK experts, Sergey Mikheyev and Vladimir Evseyev, discuss the topic
Yevseyev expects different political life in Georgia
Bidzina Ivanishvili’s Georgian Dream won 55% of votes after calculations of 97.03% of protocols at the elections on Monday. President Mikheil Saakashvili’s party won 40.27%. Ivanishvili’s coalition will get 38 seats of parliament according to single-mandate districts, Saakashvili’s will get 35. Vladimir Yevseyev, Director of the Center for Socio-Political Studies, says that victory of Georgian Dream may enforce other parties opposed to the president.
Cooperation of Russia with US and NATO is best guarantee of peace
Frank Rose, US Deputy Assistant Secretary for Space and Defense Policy, said at a US conference on missile defenses in Paris that no legal guarantees can be given to Russia about the missile systems, but the sides could have a political cooperation program to prove the non-hostility of missiles.
Outcome of the discussion on Iranian nuclear problem – experts
It is important for the West to realize that they should make a half step themselves
"Victory" sanctions
The talks held in Moscow on Iran's nuclear program provoked contradictory responses.
Russia says violence in Syria's Houla provocation
Over 100 peaceful citizens, including 30 children, were found dead in Houla near Homs. The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting. The talks lasted 3 hours. The UN Security Council demands people responsible for the massacre caused by artillery and tanks to be punished.
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Baghdad talks seem questionable - expert
The head of the Center for Political and Social Research, Vladimir Yevseyev, believes that the parties' decision to to reach a compromise was caused by the escalation of the conflict. However, he admits that the results of the meeting seem unclear.
Russia and US do not need Qabala Radar
The Russian Defense Ministry has expressed its disappointment with the “unconstructive approach” of Azerbaijan in prolonging the lease of the Qabala Radar.
