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January 2007 February 2007 March 2007 April 2007 May 2007 June 2007 July 2007 August 2007 September 2007 October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 2006 2005 2004 Other Jamestown Publications:				Issue 162 - Tuesday, September 4, 2007 ENERGY MARKET CONSOLIDATION VERSUS FOREIGN STATE TAKEOVERS IN CENTRAL EUROPE KAZAKH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS RESURRECT COMMUNIST-STYLE ONE-PARTY RULE KAZAKHSTAN CRACKING DOWN ON HIZB-UT-TAHRIR TURKISH MILITARY BRACES FOR NEW BATTLE OVER CONSTITUTION Issue 163 - Wednesday, September 5, 2007 SHORTFALLS IN RUSSIAN OIL DELIVERIES TO GERMANY RUSSIANS CLOSE TO BUYING ANOTHER MAJOR ARMENIAN ENTERPRISE REBELS CONCENTRATE FORCES IN MOUNTAIN AREAS OF THE NORTH CAUCASUS TURKISH STATE STEPS UP PRESSURE ON KURDISH POLITICIANS Issue 164 - Thursday, September 6, 2007 POLITKOVSKAYA AND LITVINENKO MURDER CASES REMAIN CONTROVERSIAL WILL UKRAINIAN CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE BE SYNCHRONIZED WITH ELECTIONS? KYRGYZSTAN FACES RAMPANT INFLATION FOR FOOD PRODUCTS COLLAPSE OF CYPRUS TALKS DELIVERS ANOTHER BLOW TO TURKEY’S EU AMBITIONS Issue 165 - Friday, September 7, 2007 BRIDGEHEAD IN EUROPE: KAZAKHSTAN ACQUIRES ROMANIA’S ROMPETROL RUSSIA STRUGGLES TO SETTLE ENVIRONMENTAL DIFFERENCES WITH CHINA ANKARA MOVES TO REDUCE DEPENDENCE ON ENERGY IMPORTS THE END OF “TAK”? Issue 166 - Monday, September 10, 2007 RUSSIAN ELECTORAL SEASON OPENS LOW ON COMPETITION AND HIGH ON INTRIGUE RUSSIA AND CHINA HOLD ANTI-TERRORIST EXERCISE KAZAKHSTAN CONFRONTS OIL CONSORTIUM OVER SETBACKS AT KASHAGAN EU, BUSINESS GROUPS PRESS AKP GOVERNMENT TO RESTART REFORM PROCESS Issue 167 - Tuesday, September 11, 2007 IS NUCLEAR POWER A REALISTIC OPTION FOR BELARUS? OIL MONEY TO FUND NGOs AND OPPOSITION PARTIES IN AZERBAIJAN MOSCOW PLEASED WITH OSCE’S RESPONSE TO MISSILE DROP ON GEORGIA TURKEY LINES UP ALONGSIDE SYRIA TO CONDEMN ISRAELI INCURSIONS Issue 168 - Wednesday, September 12, 2007 TURKISH POLICE FOIL MASSIVE BOMB ATTACK IN ANKARA OLD RUSSIAN STRATEGIC BOMBERS CONTINUE TO MAKE NEWS SCHROEDER’S MESSAGE TO EUROPE FROM MOSCOW PARTY OF REGIONS CHALLENGES PRESIDENT WITH REFERENDUM PLAN Issue 169 - Thursday, September 13, 2007 PUTIN APPOINTS NEW PRIME MINISTER: HAS SUCCESSION RACE BEGUN? KAZAKHSTAN SEEKS FULL CONTROL OVER KASHAGAN OIL TAP BULGARIA’S AMBITIONS FOR CASPIAN OIL TRANSIT NEW DRAFT TURKISH CONSTITUTION FORESEES EASING RESTRICTIONS ON RELIGIOUS AND ETHNIC IDENTITY Issue 170 - Friday, September 14, 2007 BULGARIA SEDUCED BY SOUTH STREAM GAS PROJECT? POSSIBLE FOOD UNREST IN CENTRAL ASIA POLITICAL CRISIS LOOMS AS INFLATION GROWS IN KYRGYZSTAN POLITICAL TENSIONS HIT TURKISH ECONOMIC TIES WITH NORTHERN IRAQ Issue 171 - Monday, September 17, 2007 FRIENDS OF GEORGIA HOLD STRATEGY SESSION IN LITHUANIA RUSSIA’S FAR EASTERN REGIONAL LEADERS HAIL ASIA-PACIFIC INTEGRATION TRENDS AND OPINION POLLS REVEAL SHIFTING VOTER PREFERENCES IN UKRAINE ERDOGAN TO RULE ON FINAL DRAFT OF TURKEY’S NEW CONSTITUTION Issue 172 - Tuesday, September 18, 2007 SHELL OFFERS A BOUNTY IN GERMANY TO ROSNEFT ARMENIAN PARLIAMENT OPPOSITION UNDER FIRE AFTER KEY VOTE KAZAKHSTAN’S CADETS PREFER BELARUS TO AMERICA TURKISH POLICE NO NEARER TO SOLVING ATTEMPTED ANKARA BOMBING Issue 173 - Wednesday, September 19, 2007 NABUCCO GAS PIPELINE PROJECT IS BACK ON TRACK ZUBKOV: THE TAX MAN COMETH? WILL RUSSIA HELP INVESTIGATE YUSHCHENKO POISONING? TURKISH MILITARY LAUNCHES MAJOR ANTI-PKK OPERATION Issue 174 - Thursday, September 20, 2007 GENERAL DECLARES RUSSIAN NUKES SECURE PRESIDENT, PARLIAMENT FIGHT OVER CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN KYRGYZSTAN TURKISH GOVERNMENT AND SECULAR ESTABLISHMENT FACE OFF OVER HEADSCARF BAN STRATEGIC ISSUES FACING THE NABUCCO PROJECT Issue 175 - Friday, September 21, 2007 MOSCOW HINTS AT ITS NUISANCE VALUE TO ALLIED OPERATIONS IN AFGHANISTAN RUSSIAN SECURITY SERVICES KILL DAGESTANI REBEL LEADER GROWING RUSSO-TURKISH ECONOMIC TIES OVERSHADOW POLITICAL DIFFERENCES OIL POOR, WATER RICH TAJIKISTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN DRAW CLOSER TOGETHER Issue 176 - Monday, September 24, 2007 GAS DISCUSSIONS IN TURKMENISTAN, AZERBAIJAN AFTER THE BUDAPEST NABUCCO CONFERENCE BELARUS PERSECUTES OPPOSITIONISTS MOSCOW PROMISES HUGE FUNDS TO DEVELOP FAR EAST, BUT EXISTING PROJECTS SLOW TO MATERIALIZE VISITS BY TOP U.S. OFFICIALS FAIL TO HEAL STRAINS IN TURKISH-U.S. TIES Issue 177 - Tuesday, September 25, 2007 RUSSIA GETS THE GOVERNMENT THAT WILL EASE PUTIN OUT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HELD IN SOUTH OSSETIA TAJIKISTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN AGREE TO DEEPEN SECURITY COOPERATION TURKISH MILITARY WARNS AKP ON SECULARISM, U.S. ON IRAQ Issue 178 - Wednesday, September 26, 2007 SERDYUKOV'S FAKE RESIGNATION YANUKOVYCH SAYS YUSHCHENKO’S TEAM WILL RIG ELECTION EXPECTATIONS LOW FOR AL-BULANI VISIT TO ANKARA TO DISCUSS MEASURES AGAINST THE PKK SPORTS BECOMES PUBLIC DIPLOMACY OPPORTUNITY FOR AZERBAIJAN Issue 179 - Thursday, September 27, 2007 ESTONIA WILL NOT ALLOW THE NORD STREAM PIPELINE ON ITS SEABED NORD STREAM PROJECT: BILATERAL RUSSO-GERMAN, NOT EUROPEAN PARTIES MOBILIZE FOR PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN KYRGYZSTAN TURKISH OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE ANTI-PKK AGREEMENT WITH IRAQ Issue 180 - Friday, September 28, 2007 AKHMETOV EXPANDS STEEL AND IRON HOLDINGS ON THE EVE OF UKRAINE’S ELECTIONS KOZAK LEAVES MIXED RECORD AS PUTIN’S ENVOY IN THE RUSSIAN SOUTH ECONOMIC REALITIES DISCOURAGE BAIKONUR CLOSURE TURKISH OFFICIALS ACCUSE BARZANI OF PREVENTING “HOT PURSUIT” BEING INCLUDED IN ANTI-PKK AGREEMENT

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