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Alphabet soup: The old-style Latin alphabet used briefly in the Kyrgyz Soviet republic.

Kyrgyzstan: Latin (alphabet) fever takes hold

Any alphabet switch remains hypothetical due to budget and geopolitical considerations. 
Chris Rickleton Sep 13, 2019
Anti-Slavery International

Turkmenistan: Kicking the Coke habit

Racketeers, cotton-picking, a Russian consultant. This and more in our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin Sep 3, 2019
A top Russian official says the Eurasian Union will harmonize pension payments by next year (photo: David Trilling)

Eurasian Union pension reforms undercut by shadow economy

About half of labor migrants in Russia work without authorization, so their employers do not contribute to the state Pension Fund.
Anastasya Manuylova Aug 23, 2019
Internyet: Russia making it harder to see this website.

Tajikistan: Russia hinders independent Tajik news website

Asia-Plus was deemed extremist by Moscow for a report on a suicide attempt.
Aug 5, 2019
Moscow’s internet-friendly metro (David Trilling)

Perspectives | Civic tech activism vs. digital authoritarianism

The sledgehammer approach to suppressing civic activism is not working for the internet.
Barbara von Ow-Freytag Jul 16, 2019
Gabunia

TV host’s profane anti-Putin diatribe vexes both Georgians and Russians

The host expressed what many Georgians – and Russians – feel, but many worried that it could unnecessarily escalate the ongoing crisis between the two countries.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jul 8, 2019
Tbilisi (all photos by Joe Harrison)

Georgia braces for exodus of Russian tourists

A Kremlin embargo on tourism to Georgia has struck a blow to the rapidly growing industry and exacerbated tensions between the two countries.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jun 25, 2019
The St. Nicolas and St. Alexandra Church on Rue Longchamp in Nice (all photos Killian Cogan)

On the French Riviera, émigrés fight a Russian advance

The Kremlin and descendants of Russian émigrés are wrestling over influence, property, and some old clothes.
Killian Cogan Jun 6, 2019
Hadji Murad

19th-century warrior’s body escapes from Azerbaijan, head remains in Russia

The homecoming has occasioned some controversy, as Azerbaijani authorities say the remains of the legendary Caucasus hero Hadji Murad were taken out of the country without their permission.
Giorgi Lomsadze Jun 3, 2019
EAEU

Pashinyan finishes out of the medals in Kazakhstan

An apparent snub in Nur-Sultan highlights Armenia’s rocky relations with its fellow Eurasian Union member states.
Ani Mejlumyan May 30, 2019
The number of migrants seeking Russian citizenship has declined in recent years, in part thanks to cumbersome bureaucratic requirements. (photo: David Trilling)

Russia needs workers. Its migration system is keeping them out

Migrants from other Soviet republics help Russia meet its workforce needs as the ethnic-Russian population declines. But paperwork is keeping many away.
Anastasya Manuylova May 23, 2019
Justus Walker

The American farmer who makes Russians laugh

The evangelical in Siberia is a YouTube sensation.
Ivan Kuzmin Apr 8, 2019
soviet flags in the KGB museum in New York

With capitalist ambition, a KGB museum opens in New York

The investors behind the project wish to remain anonymous.
Natasha Frid Apr 2, 2019
ice skaters

Uzbekistan: Ice arena opening carries whiff of Russian soft power

Where Russia’s hockey league goes, its bankers follow.
Peter Leonard Mar 21, 2019
Yakutsk

Anti-migrant sentiment surges in eastern Russian city after alleged rape

Thousands gathered in Yakutsk in a show of anger.
Mar 19, 2019

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