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A Central Asian security paradigm: Russia and Uzbekistan / Sanchez, W Alejandro   Journal Article
Sanchez, W Alejandro Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) is a Central Asian terrorist organization that has carried out series of attacks in countries like Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan for years. With the ultimate goal of creating a Central Asian Caliphate, the IMU, even in its current weak state, is a regional threat. A military solution to this problem appears to be the likely answer. Regional powers like the Russian Federation and China should be militarily involved in Uzbekistan, along with Uzbek and neighboring forces in order to defeat the IMU militarily. This will promote greater integration among these countries and eliminate a violent organization which could become a destabilizing factor if not dealt with.
Key Words Central Asia  Russia  Uzbekistan  Islamic Movement  Islam 
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Frozen Southeast: how the Moldova-Transnistria question has become a European geo-security issue / Sanchez, W Alejandro   Journal Article
Sanchez, W Alejandro Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The Republic of Transnistria is a separatist region of the Southeastern European state of Moldova. While not much has changed in this "frozen conflict" since a 1992 short-lived war, the eastwards expansion of the European Union and NATO are slowly bringing Moldova to the attention of Western policymakers. The cornerstone of the separatist cause is the Russian Federation, which serves as Transnistrias protector. Given the 2008 summer in war in Georgia, another so-called "frozen conflict," it is necessary to evaluate how a Russia-backed separatist region in Moldova, accussed of human rights violations and weapons trafficking, fits into the wider discussion of European geosecurity and NATO/West-Russian relations for the immediate future.
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Lift off : drone usage in Latin America takes flight / Sanchez, W Alejandro   Article
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Summary/Abstract 2014 could be remembered as the year when drone usage, both for military and civilian purposes, decisively took off throughout Latin America.
Key Words Latin America  Defence Military  Drone  2014  UNASUR 
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