American Mercenary Was in Talks with Azerbaijan over Weaponized Crop Duster The weapons dealer did not have a license to sell to Azerbaijan, however, and the deal fell through. Joshua Kucera Mar 21, 2018
US Military Giving Up on Kyrgyzstan The US has lost out to China and Russia for influence in Bishkek, a senior US general has testified. Joshua Kucera Mar 16, 2018
Perspectives | Russia's Approach to the Global Order: Revisionist or Not? Russia would rather work with the U.S. than negotiate with China and other emerging powers on its own, an analyst says. Nini Arshakuni Mar 8, 2018
Kazakhstan Grants U.S. Access to Ports for Afghan-Bound Goods By gaining access to Aktau and Kuryk, the United States adds additional routes to circumvent Russia. Mar 7, 2018
Kyrgyzstan’s Diaspora: An evening of Music and Conversation Kyrgyz organizations in New York and Chicago strive to make their community feel welcomed – and included – in their new home. Maria Mammina, Sarah Bellingham Feb 9, 2018
Kazakhstan: Nazarbayev Vows New Breakthrough in US Ties Warm encounter with President Trump leading to talk of imminent progress on closing deal on enhanced strategic partnership. Jan 17, 2018
Russian-Speaking LGBT Community Shows Pride Russian-speaking members of the LGBT community are starting to make their voices heard in the city with the largest Diaspora population in the United States, spreading a message of tolerance and inclusion. Maria Mammina, Masha Udensiva-Brenner Jun 16, 2017
Saakashvili Gearing Up for Third Political Act A Eurasianet Interview with Mikheil Saakashvili May 10, 2017
Expert Opinions, Episode 1: Russian Protests and Evolving US-Russia Relations Masha Udensiva-Brenner May 9, 2017
