Tajikistan: Afghan crisis serves as opportunity to show off military might
Dashboard: Vaccinating Eurasia - July
Vaccine uptake, the latest case surges, and related news from Central Asia and the South Caucasus. Updated every weekday.
Turkmenistan: Going for gold
Ashgabat has great confidence these days in its Europe-bound exports. Plus, a mysterious tragedy on the Afghan border. Our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
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View MoreAzerbaijani government silent on phone spying revelations
The list of journalists and activists reportedly spied on using the Israeli-made Pegasus software continues to grow. But Baku is keeping quiet.
One-dollar tours of Karabakh seek to boost tourism
First COVID then war drastically reduced the numbers of foreign tourists to the territory.
Kazakhstan: Activists tracked by Pegasus angered but not surprised
Senior figures in the country's elite have also been surveilled.
Kazakh social media rings alarm about drought, livestock die-off
Where the government has been slow to acknowledge the crisis, volunteers are stepping in.
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Cross-border shooting escalates as Azerbaijan seeks formal agreement with Armenia
Fighting surges in a new area, Aliyev meets Putin in Moscow, Azerbaijan again steps up the info war against Armenia, and the EU throws its hat into the conflict resolution ring. This week’s Post-War Report.
Perspectives | Following far-right violence, Georgian queers getting erased from the picture
It feels like everyone in Georgia is using the pogroms of July 5 for their own agenda. But we can’t lose focus on why they happened.
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