Kazakhstan: Authorities Using Intimidation to Quell Labor Unrest Peter Leonard and Aigerim Toleukhanova Feb 1, 2017
Armenian Protesters Opt for Continued Standoff with Government “By staying here longer we won’t be physically prepared to endure more police beatings and jets of water.” Emil Danielyan, Hovannes Movsisian, Sargis Harutyunyan Jun 29, 2015
Armenia: Can French Hypermarket Generate Genuine Retail Competition? The opening signaled a potentially significant step for Armenia toward genuine market competition. Marianna Grigoryan Mar 25, 2015
Armenia: Customs Union Marks Great Leap Backward — Activists Rights activists assert that when it comes to democratization, Customs Union membership means Yerevan will take “one step forward, two steps back.” Marianna Grigoryan Apr 18, 2014
Tajikistan: Dushanbe Moves to Seize Assets of Troubled Ukrainian Oligarch Chris Rickleton Mar 27, 2014
Uzbekistan: Where the Silk Road Gets Its Sheen Sericulture – the rearing of silkworms and production of silk – has been practiced in the Ferghana Valley for well over a millennium. Joanna Lillis Apr 11, 2012
