Eurasianet

Events enable Central Asians to reconnect with their roots.

Advisories issued in response to tightening of migration rules by Moscow.

Tashkent steering clear of the Eurasian Economic Union.

Concerns focus on safe operations in seismic zone.

What does Nicaragua have to do with anything?

Yerevan pursuing US option for building new plant.

President says nuclear power needed to meet growing electricity demand.

Pashinyan intent on sealing peace deal directly with Azerbaijan.

Is nuclear saber-rattling a bargaining tactic, or indicator of new arms race?

China may turn to Turkmenistan for added supplies.

Astana rejects Belarussian leader’s criticism over Russia-Ukraine war stance.

Russian leader doesn’t like sitting on sidelines.

No fire, but lots of smoke.

Meanwhile, Moscow disappears Armenian fruits and veggies from Russian store shelves.

Tbilisi’s geopolitical pivot injects uncertainty into export growth prospects.

Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan account for 92 percent of newly registered HIV cases in the region.

Fractured relations with NATO raise chances of Russian mischief.

US envoy calls exercise a sign of “important and growing” ties with Yerevan.

The Pentagon and State Department are unhappy with Tbilisi’s recent “actions and statements.”

Georgian Dream government reluctant to do anything that may rile Russia.

A carrot for Yerevan and maybe a stick for Tbilisi.

Summit’s most significant accomplishment is admitting Belarus as full member.

Main concern is whether Russian firm will get the construction contract.

Big discrepancy identified in gas export data.

Locals aren’t optimistic about Chinese consortium’s port plans for Anaklia.