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Experts warn that the respective countries’ approaches to ending the conflict are currently irreconcilable.
Central Asia Braces for Impact of Taleban Takeover
Analysts fear that the new Kabul regime will inspire extremist organisations across the region.
Ukraine-Belarus Relations Head Towards Fresh Crisis
Murder investigation could finally lead to the imposition of sanctions against Minsk.
Belarus: Migrants Stuck in Limbo
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Kazak Journalists Mull Pegasus Attack
Despite numbers apparently targeted, no official investigation is forthcoming.
Armenia Criminalises Offence
Using foul language or “hurting the dignity” of public figures could lead to up to three months in jail.
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Political forces regroup after suffering punishing defeat in snap parliamentary elections.
Georgia: Taking a Stand Against Creeping Occupation
Ordinary citizens turn to small acts of protest to show their defiance.
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Vaccination tourism booming as foreign citizens offered their jabs for free.
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