Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Gagauzia
How a girl’s dream to become a police officer raised the bar of gender equality in a conservative region.
24 Mar 22
Life
Armenia’s Education Gap
Parents are forced to shoulder a significant burden to ensure that their children receive proper schooling.
24 Mar 22
Georgia: IDP’s Death Reopens Debate Over Housing
Hundreds of thousands of displaced people have been living in dire conditions for decades.
22 Mar 22
Tajikistan: Women Mountain Guides Scale New Peaks
An almost unheard job for a woman in the conservative Central Asian country.
8 Mar 22
Georgia, Moldova Seek Fast-Track EU Membership
The two countries follow Ukraine’s bid, despite their own vulnerability to Russia.
4 Mar 22
Tumbling Russian Rouble Leaves Kyrgyzstan Trembling
A weak currency and high inflation spells trouble for the Central Asian country’s economy.
3 Mar 22
Civilians Take Cover as Russians Invade Kyiv
Thousands have fled, while those who remain scramble to stock up on essential supplies.
25 Feb 22
Ukraine’s Day of Unity
Government organises public show of solidarity on date rumoured for Russian incursion.
18 Feb 22
Ukraine: Elderly People On the Frontline Battle Loneliness and Fear
About 900,000 pensioners in need of aid and protection are among those bearing the brunt of the conflict in the country’s east.
18 Feb 22
Ukraine: Stress Takes Its Toll
Amid ongoing uncertainty, citizens try to prepare for every eventuality.
14 Feb 22
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