Eurasian millions in London: Meet the enablers As British legal tools catch up with the post-Soviet elite, their bankers, lawyers and reputation managers are entering the spotlight. David Trilling Mar 17, 2020
Photo review: Soviet propaganda, tamed with time Many subjects are exotic props in a global class war. But the hard edge has dulled over the decades. David Trilling Feb 21, 2020
2019: Eurasianet’s year in review Our managing editor recaps the trends and stories that dominated the year, and shares a few of his favorite pieces. David Trilling Dec 30, 2019
Borrowing blind: Why we don’t know how much Eurasia owes China Dissecting what a groundbreaking new economics paper means for Central Asia. David Trilling Oct 23, 2019
Turkic Council expands as trade falls Can Uzbekistan inject life into a moribund talk shop? David Trilling Oct 21, 2019
Before Uzbekistan’s cotton industry exploded, a Russian general made these pictures His reports to the tsar make a fascinating historical record. David Trilling Apr 26, 2019
Selfies with Karimov: Photographing in Uzbekistan The dead president’s long shadow is fading. But he’s still Instagramable. David Trilling Apr 12, 2019
Satellites confirm Turkmenistan is not rebuilding homes it destroyed Many homes that Turkmenistan’s leader demolished as part of a beautification campaign have not been replaced. David Trilling Jan 30, 2019
An eclipse over Samarkand left us a treasure Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky’s first trip to Central Asia in 1907 was a bust – except for the photographs he made. David Trilling Dec 31, 2018
2018: Eurasianet’s year in review Our managing editor recaps the top stories of the year. David Trilling Dec 28, 2018
Uzbek artist builds on Central Asia's epic tradition Qyrq Qyz features traditional music on an unmistakably 21st century stage. Maria Mammina, David Trilling Mar 14, 2018
