The unusual move betrays anxiety over growing public discontent.

Casually adopting this simple item of dress generates more heat than understanding.

Gadoyev recorded a video message before leaving Amsterdam warning he might be kidnapped.

Huawei, a Chinese tech giant increasingly sanctioned in the West, is in talks with the Armenian government to install its controversial “Smart City” technology.

Satellite images show a complex of around two dozen buildings on the border.

Repeated boasts about the future of trade and foreign investment mean little when diplomatic impasses are so common.

A Swedish court says that because the company bribed the president’s daughter, and not an official in the telecoms sector, it did not break the law.

There are strong suspicions that Gadoyev was extralegally extradited by Russia.

Russia and China are two key players in a new Eurasia. A new book argues that this supercontinent is the most salient feature of an emerging new world order.

Media rights advocates says the proposed rules could be used to weed out undesirable journalists.

Tashkent doesn't necessarily need the money, but wants to demonstrate its bona fides to secure future financing.

Pashinyan: “The poverty is in our minds.”

Washington is increasingly assertive in its criticism of Armenia’s ties with Russia and Iran, but it’s not clear whether it has the clout to do anything about Yerevan’s allies.

Kazakhs who are safe in Kazakhstan say their relatives in China have been freed from reeducation camps, in some cases, only to be recaptured.