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As ever in Turkmenistan, there is a yawning chasm between word and fact.
Azerbaijan-Georgia relations newly strained by monastery tensions
Mutual accusations involving icons and pistols have exacerbated the ongoing dispute over the two generally friendly neighbors’ border.
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Through her charity work, Aruzhan Sain has paid for hundreds of kids to get urgently needed operations abroad.
Armenian court punts Kocharyan case to Europe
The decision appears to be a setback to the government, which has placed a high priority on prosecuting the former president.
Georgia’s top TV changes owners, accuses government of takeover
A European court ruling opened the door for a government-friendly owner to take control of the country’s top opposition outlet, the management of which has vowed to fight.
Kazakhstan: Consensus-building council already generates grumbling
Most of the people in the forum are already largely aligned with government positions.
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How Kazakhstan fell back in love with clunkers
Old cars are flooding Kazakhstan’s auto market. The smoggy air is a testimonial.
Amid Georgia-Russia crisis, U.S. stays quiet
Washington’s reticence to get involved is a departure from previous years, when it was one of Tbilisi’s most reliably vocal allies.
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