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Featured | 13034 Articles

Azerbaijan and Turkey: On the march? (president.az)

Perspectives | In Azerbaijan, Turkish leader has eyes on Iran

Turkey’s president appears to be positioning himself as a protector of all Turks, including Azerbaijani Turks in Iran.
Eldar Mamedov Dec 14, 2020
A coal-fired heating and power plant in Angren (Eurasianet)

Uzbekistan’s heating calamity revives the art of burning dung

The public is livid that the government has been so hapless in prepping for the heating season. The response from officials has been to dissemble or threaten those who try to report on the situation.
Dec 11, 2020
Turkish troops Baku

Perspectives | What did Turkey gain from the Armenia-Azerbaijan war?

Turkey helped Azerbaijan win on the battlefield, but what Ankara stands to gain geopolitically remains to be seen.
Nicholas Danforth Dec 11, 2020
Gazprom will decide who’s been naughty or nice. (Gazprom)

Here’s Looking at EAEU: What a gas!

Unemployment, post-COVID hopes, and moving gas: This and more in our monthly briefing on the Eurasian Economic Union.
Here’s looking at EAEU Dec 10, 2020
Pashinyan

Without a clear alternative, Pashinyan manages to cling to power

While Armenians increasingly agree that the prime minister needs to step down, they are divided on who could replace him.
Ani Mejlumyan Dec 10, 2020
Russian peacekeepers

Evidence of widespread atrocities emerges following Karabakh war

The Azerbaijani government has promised to prosecute any war crimes, but many are skeptical of its sincerity.
Ulkar Natiqqizi, Joshua Kucera Dec 9, 2020
boys computers

Turkmenistan: The drugs don’t work

Digital import substitution, currency restrictions, and a cemetery looted for scrap: This and more in our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Dec 8, 2020
Tikaradze visiting a hospital in Batumi

Georgia’s COVID outbreak grows from molehill to “Everest”

In the early days of the pandemic, Georgia enjoyed one of the most enviable rates in the world. Things began to fall apart in late summer.
Giorgi Lomsadze Dec 7, 2020
Tashkent bus passengers watch a solar eclipse

Uzbekistan: The red pilgrimage to Mecca

At the height of Stalin’s power, he let a handful of Soviet Muslims visit Mecca. Why?
Dec 4, 2020
Sarkissian and Pashinyan

In political crisis, Armenian president makes power play

The previously apolitical figure has emerged as a challenger to the embattled prime minister. But his chances of success aren’t clear.
Ani Mejlumyan Dec 3, 2020

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