On 28-30 June 2010 the Society and Democracy Association (Turkey) with its partner, Analitical Centre on Globalization and Regional Cooperation organised a Multi-track diplomacy workshop "Common Future for Turkey and Armenia Citizen's Diplomacy Project" in Istanbul. Dr. Edward Kaufman from University of Maryland has facilitated the workshop that 20 university students from Armenia and Turkey had participated. The participants had the opportunity to have a consensus regarding to the Armenian-Turkish relations.

A Russia without migrants would be a very Poor place, Tajik activist warns

Staunton, August 11 – Infuriated by the rising tide of anti-immigrant attitudes in the Russian Federation, a Tajik activist living in Ryazan asks Russians to imagine just how badly off they and their country would be if suddenly xenophobic groups were able to achieve their goal of “a Russia without any migrants at all.”

By the end of August a decision is expected to be made by the Russian authorities on the construction of two helicopter sites in the Java district of the occupied Tskhinvali region. There appears to be a serious disagreement between the Russian occupiers and the Tskhinvali separatist government on the issue.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has arrived in Abkhazia on the first ever visit by the head of the Russian state since Russia recognized the independence of Abkhazia two years ago, RIA Novosti reports.

At his meeting with Abkhazian de-facto President Sergey Bagapsh, Medvedev said that Russia would develop comprehensive relations with Abkhazia.

Andro Barnov – Georgia should Use Time for Regulating the Situation via the Improvement of the USA-Russia Relations

‘InterPressNews’ interviewed Andro Barnov, the head of the Strategy and Development Institute about the profitability of the USA reset policy made towards Russia for Georgia, about the dangers of the improvement of the USA-Russia relations and what kind of policy should Georgia make in the given situation.

Igor Yurgens – Russia Had often Been Strictly Treating Georgia but At Last you should also Bear the Responsibilities

‘InterpressNews’ interviewed Igor Yurgens, President Dmitry Medvedev’s closest economic-policy adviser, on the possible results of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev’s Washington visit, on Russia-Georgia relations and on the prospects of solving the existed conflicts. Igor Yurgens is Chairman of the Management Board of the Institute of Contemporary Development, which had been founded by Medvedev who chairs the board of the same institute at the present stage.

In June 2010, the Analytical Centre on Globalisation and Regional Cooperation (Armenia) and its partners, the 3rd View” information-analytical agency (Azerbaijan) and the Caucasus Dialogue Foundation (Georgia) organised the working meeting of Armenian, Azerbaijani and Georgian historians and civil activists. The initiative was supported by the Office of the Swiss Embassy in Armenia.

On 9 June 2010, Chairman of the Board of the Analytical Centre on Globalisation and Regional Cooperation Stepan Grigoryan made a report during the international conference “On the Boundary of Two Worlds? Armenia in the 21st Century”. The conference organised by the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE) Group took place at the European Parliament. The conference was moderated by Leonidas Donskis MEP.

Szczególny charakter miały ponadregionalne zawody zapaśnicze w stylu klasycznym młodzików w sali Szkoły Podstawowej nr 16 w Gdańsku Oruni.

15-1ecie swojego istnienia i rozwoju święcił tam Uczniowski Klub Sportowy Ajas. Z tej okazji jego twórcy, nauczycielowi wychowania fizycznego oraz trenerowi zapasów Józеfоwi Alijеwоwi gratulacje składają m.in. członek zarządu Polskiego Związku Zapaśniczego Andrzej Wroński, szef pomorskich zapaśników Andrzej Pryczkowski i prezesująca Ajasowi dyrektor SP 16 Nina Markiewicz Sobieraj.