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Article from “Examination of Power”

Article from “Examination of Power”

Material from Samir Hotko’s Book: ”Circassian Gardens”

17, 06, 2013

LOST PARADISE

The ancient Circassian gardens pose one of the greatest mysteries of the North Caucasus. In the vast territory once inhabited by Adyghes – right in the woods – you would come across large areas full of fruit trees – apple, [...]

Window on Eurasia: Sochi Countdown — 34 Weeks to the Olympiad in the North Caucasus

Friday, June 14, 2013 

Note:  This is my 16th special Window on Eurasia about the meaning and impact of the planned Olympiad on the nations in the surrounding region.  These WOEs, which will appear each Friday over the coming year, will not aim at being comprehensive but rather will consist of a series bullet points about such [...]

Sochi’s Olympic Security Obstacles

Sergey Markedonov May 17, 2013 On February 7, 2014, the XXII Olympic Winter Games will open in the famous Black Sea resort of Sochi. These games will be the first Russian-hosted Olympics since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Thus, the Sochi games will provide an important symbol greater than mere athletic competition. The Sochi project [...]

Window on Eurasia: Sochi Countdown — 35 Weeks to the Olympiad in the North Caucasus

Friday, June 7, 2013

Note:  This is my 15th special Window on Eurasia about the meaning and impact of the planned Olympiad on the nations in the surrounding region.  These WOEs, which will appear each Friday over the coming year, will not aim at being comprehensive but rather will consist of a series bullet points about such [...]

(كراسنايا بوليانا: كسر صمت دام 150 عاماً (الجزء الأول

كراسنايا بوليانا: كسر صمت دام 150 عاماً (الجزء الأول)

الناشر: أوراسيا ديلي مونيتور

(Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume)

 31 مايو/أيار 2013

بقلم: إبراهيم جوكيموخ (Ibragim Gukemukh)

ترجمة: عادل بشقوي 7 يونيو/حزيران 2013

بعد [...]

Krasnaya Polyana: Breaking the 150 Years of Silence (Part One)

Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 10 Issue: 103 May 31, 2013 04:03 PM By: Ibragim Gukemukh

Introduction

After the Crimean (a.k.a. Eastern) war of 1853–1856 and the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1856 ending that war, the Russian Empire began to turn toward the final conquest of the Caucasian mountaineers.  Russia was finally able [...]

END GAME OR NEW GAME TO THE CIRCASSIAN ETHNONATIONAL AGENDA?

In the last years the Circassian Question re-appeared across the mainstream media, especially after the 4th of July 2007 when in Guatemala City Russia won the organization of the Sochi Winter Olympics 2014. Georgia, which fought against Russia in the Five Day War of August 2008, was in the last few years an important [...]