Following revolution, Armenia comes to terms with Eurasian Union
Many in Armenia’s opposition-turned-government have muted their resistance to membership in the Russia-led bloc.
Turkmenistan: Soldiering on
Ahead of Independence Day, men with five o’clock shadows are reportedly being ordered to return home and shave.
Armenia photo essay | The last villagers of Bardzrashen
Uprooted by the Soviets, they returned to their farms after the collapse. Now climate change is driving them back to the city.
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The journalist was trying to film the home of a notorious political powerbroker.
Uzbekistan’s trade with neighbors rises sharply
Uzbekistan’s trade liberalization could boost all of Central Asia’s economies.
Kazakhstan: Xinjiang rights movement registered, but in neutered form
Ata-Jurt was key to spotlighting rights abuses in China.
Georgian and Russian FMs hold first talks in 11 years
Both sides, and Georgia’s western partners, hailed the talks as a promising first step. But they were received with skepticism among some in Tbilisi.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran hit Armenia
Yerevan has been trying to resist pressure from Washington to cut ties with its southern neighbor. But Armenia's private banks have been making it more difficult to do business.
Internet provides new space for Kyrgyzstan’s north-south divide
Online disinformation is manipulating regional divisions.
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