POLITICSKYIV POST
Explainer: Russia’s Grip on Its Neighbors Is Loosening
Russia's influence over its neighbors is declining as countries like Armenia, Moldova, and Georgia shift toward EU and U.S. partnerships while maintaining pragmatic ties with Moscow. Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan have distanced themselves quietly, and traditionally close allies Hungary and Serbia are moving toward European integration.
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