Sanctioned Lawmaker Poses Challenge for Ukrainian President
US action presents serious test for Kyiv government.
Kazakstan’s Covid-19 Strategy: Vaccination Passports and QR Codes
Authorities will have to overcome anti-vaccine sentiment to implement digitised schemes.
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Tajikistan Jails 80-Year-Old for Extremism
Lengthy prison term handed to elderly man described as political persecution.
Moldova May Struggle to Hold Judges to Account
Government has been forced to pay out large sums over human rights rulings.
Georgia Looks East
Experts argue economic future may lie in ties to China and India.
Wildfire Sweeps Abkhazian Villages
Local Georgians feel they have been abandoned to face disaster alone.
Uzbekistan Looks to Diversify Labour Migration
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