Kazakhstan: Exiled regime nemesis splits sputtering opposition
Teachers toil in cotton fields as Tajikistan tries to fix trade imbalance
Farmers are forced to grow it. Teachers are forced to pick it. And though everyone loses, the government still thinks cotton will fix its lopsided balance of trade.
Book review | A graphic satire on rebuilding Yerevan
With anti-gentrification movements simmering around the world, the message resonates well beyond Armenia.
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View MoreTajikistan keeps budget afloat on $1.1Bln bed of debt
The plan is to raise the credit on preferential terms
As the Eurasian Union looks east, its deals do not benefit all members equally
The EAEU is shopping for partners in Asia. Middle finger to the West or sound trade policy?
In Georgia, too, it’s the economy, stupid
Georgia has recently seen a burst of protest activity around political, cultural, and geopolitical issues. But a new poll highlights how the economy is by far Georgians’ biggest concern.
Uzbekistan: Tashkent mayor's outburst shocks reporters
Artikhodjayev has never got on well with the increasingly emboldened media.
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Police and protesters clash in Georgia over electoral reform
Thousands of protesters attempted to shut down parliament after the government promised and then reneged on electoral reform. Police removed the demonstrators, but the political crisis seems far from finished.
Turkmenistan: Cart before horse
For all the fake good news, President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov is hungry for more.
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