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Ever-tighter links appear to be alarming some ordinary citizens.
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The authorities appear to be weighing their response as to how best reign in dissent.
Making Sense of Georgia's Raveolution
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Female participation in the protests has not translated into political power.
Tajik Suicides Continue Unchecked
Young women turn to desperate measures to escape domestic abuse.
Uzbek President Reins In Security Service
Once-mighty intelligence agency weakened by a serious shake-up.
Can Central Asia and the Caucasus Cooperate?
Region looks at boosting ties, despite Chinese and Russian attempts at dominance.
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