Stratfor Eurasia Analyst Eugene Chausovsky discusses the possibility that Georgia could resume imports of Russian natural gas, one example of the many emerging rifts in Tbilisi.

Stratfor Eurasia Analyst Eugene Chausovsky examines why the persistent militancy in Dagestan differs from violence in other restive Russian republics in the region such as Chechnya.

Japan and Russia share one primary area of interest: energy.

The territorial dispute over an island chain has contributed to poor relations between the two countries.

If completed, these projects would bring large amounts of Russian natural gas to Western Europe at a time when regional supplies are in decline.

Stratfor Vice President of Global Analysis Reva Bhalla discusses Turkey's competition with Russia in the Middle East, the Caucasus and the Eastern Mediterranean.

The men accused of the Boston Marathon attack are from Chechnya and also reportedly lived in Dagestan and Kyrgyzstan.

Stratfor Europe Analyst Marc Lanthemann discusses Russia's long-term natural gas strategy for Western Europe.

Dagestan's complex terrain and ethnic diversity make it uniquely suited for militant activity.

A new pipeline project, if completed, could lessen Ukraine's leverage with Russia.