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Parents struggle to reach newborn surrogates in Georgia
Dozens of babies are marooned in hospitals, their international parents unable to travel during the coronavirus crisis.
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Debt has risen to $4.6 billion this year.
Uzbekistan keeps up heat on marginal Islamic groups
Police say they have embarked on a nationwide sweep for Hizb ut-Tahrir members.
U.S. experiments with three-way dialogue with Uzbekistan, Afghanistan
Washington may pursue a similar format with Tajikistan, Turkmenistan.
Tajikistan: Arrests spark fresh unrest in Pamirs
Government troops are rumored to have been dispatched to quell the trouble.
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Dashboard: Coronavirus in Eurasia
Eurasianet is updating this page daily with the latest news and data on how the pandemic is upending life in Central Asia and the South Caucasus.
Azerbaijan wrestles with legacy of ax murderer
Eight years ago, the Azerbaijani government tried to make a hero out of a soldier who killed an Armenian soldier in his sleep. But now it wants to drop the subject.
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