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Featured | 12671 Articles

UzLiDeP leaders at a charity event in Karshi this week. (uzlidep.uz)

Uzbekistan: Elections look livelier but choice still threadbare

Only pro-government parties are allowed to compete in parliamentary elections this month.
Peter Leonard Dec 6, 2019
CSTO tank in Tajikistan

Rubles in the Near Abroad: Arming both sides

Planes, guns and gold: This and more in our monthly Russian business briefing.
Maximilian Hess Dec 5, 2019
(all photos IDeA Foundation)

Karabakh’s contentious mosque restoration

The restoration has sparked arguments about whether the mosque should be considered “Persian” or “Azerbaijani,” and some locals question whether the Armenian-controlled territory should be rebuilding its mosques at all.
Joshua Kucera Dec 4, 2019
White Horse

Turkmenistan: A shining city on the steppe

A new budget light on details, the president’s son plays architect, and critical heating infrastructure remains ignored. This and more in our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Dec 3, 2019
Uzbek wedding

Uzbekistan: The end of lavish weddings is nigh! Or is it?

The authorities have been trying to regulate the size of Uzbek weddings for at least 20 years.
Dec 2, 2019
Bukhoroneftgazparmalash, a drilling company, is on a list of government assets to be privatized. (bngp.uz)

Perspectives | Uzbekistan internationalizes legal landscape to entice foreign investors

Two lawyers examine Uzbekistan’s plans to lure investors by using English law.
Matthew Fisher and Robert Garden Nov 29, 2019
Artem Yerkanyan, Davit Alaverdyan and Edgar Elbakaen leaving Baku by train.

Armenian, Azerbaijani journalists make landmark exchange

The exchange was carried out in secrecy for security reasons, but both sides reported being politely received on the other side.
Joshua Kucera Nov 27, 2019
A big leak (Geophysical Research Letters)

Turkmenistan: La commedia è finita!

Turkmenistan’s troubles are visible from space. This and more in our weekly bulletin on Central Asia's hermit kingdom.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Nov 26, 2019
Umut2020

Kyrgyzstan: Impromptu rally signals new way of opposing corruption

Frustration has simmered since journalists uncovered multibillion-dollar smuggling operations defrauding the state of vast amounts of revenue.
Nurjamal Djanibekova Nov 25, 2019
Shota Dighmelashvili, one of the lead organizers of the “Shame” movement, speaking before parliament in September (photo: Giorgi Lomsadze)

Georgian protesters regroup, insist on cultured approach

“In Georgia, people used to go to demonstrations organized by politicians. What we achieved is that now politicians come to the demonstrations organized by people.”
Giorgi Lomsadze Nov 22, 2019

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