Russia after Chechnya: out of the wreckage of Russia's war in the Caucasus emerges a changed Boris Yeltsin, still hoping to reassert himself

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Yeltsin has survived government reorganization, the ruble collapse, and the unpopular Chechnya conflict, and may emerge politically stronger for all the trouble. He must cobble a new parliamentary party coaltion to replace the antiwar Russia's Choice and win the fight against inflation to survive anew.

Influence, Coalition governments, Military aspects, Chechnya, Russia, Russia's Choice Party (Russia)

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Stalin or Yeltsin

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Boris Yeltsin has called for a popular vote of confidence to try to restore some of the power he is rapidly losing. The US and the West should do what they can to bolster his economic reforms, but they should not intervene directly on Yeltsin's behalf.

United States, United States foreign relations, Russian foreign relations

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