Tajikistan: Roghun inches forward, but money is scarce The second generating unit of six planned has been put into operation. Sep 9, 2019
Tajikistan: Why go to Paris when you can go to Kulob? Talco paid for the park, but it is taxpayers ultimately footing the bill. Sep 9, 2019
The Fast and the Furious occupies Tbilisi The Georgian capital has become a stage set for a Hollywood action flick; some joke that the name of the film franchise is just driving as usual in the city. Giorgi Lomsadze Sep 6, 2019
Turkmenistan is suffering an economic crisis of its own making Lousy decisions more than geography explain the ongoing crisis. Sam Bhutia Sep 6, 2019
Following outcry, Armenian government steps back on controversial mine project The government will take more time to assess whether the gold mine project is really safe for the environment, two weeks after announcing that it was. Ani Mejlumyan Sep 5, 2019
Kazakhstan: Sinophobic sentiments trigger fresh rallies Rallies began as talk circulated about plans to build dozens of factories Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 4, 2019
Tajikistan: World Bank slams degradation of telecoms sector The industry regulator is seen as the main culprit. Sep 4, 2019
What the recent weakening of the sum says about Uzbekistan’s economy Uzbekistan’s currency has lost ground this year. We look at why the depreciation is a sign of future economic health. Sam Bhutia Sep 3, 2019
Controversial minister slated to be Georgia’s next PM Many Georgians have demanded their country’s top cop step down. Instead, he is stepping up. Giorgi Lomsadze Sep 3, 2019
Gazprom makes educational foray into Armenia, Kyrgyzstan Russia is increasingly using education to project its influence in the near-abroad. Chris Rickleton, Ani Mejlumyan Sep 3, 2019
