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Panel event will focus on the pandemic’s effect on regional cooperation with Russia, debt and aid distribution. -
The authorities have struggled to maintain trust in their narratives over the pandemic. -
Online event looks at how pandemic will affect future economic interests in the region. -
The regime insists the country is virus-free, but experts warn of an impending crisis. -
Reporters face government smokescreens, nationwide closures and “insane” stress levels.
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26 May 20
Panel event will focus on the pandemic’s effect on regional cooperation with Russia, debt and aid distribution.
13 May 20
The authorities have struggled to maintain trust in their narratives over the pandemic.
10 May 20
Activists call for government to take further action during crisis period.
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27 Apr 20
Online event looks at how pandemic will affect future economic interests in the region.
24 Apr 20
Those in the front line of the fight against coronavirus say that they are not being properly protected.
17 Apr 20
The regime insists the country is virus-free, but experts warn of an impending crisis.
14 Apr 20
Reporters face government smokescreens, nationwide closures and “insane” stress levels.
1 Apr 20
Unlike elsewhere in the world, the authorities have not imposed a quarantine or restricted public events.
30 Mar 20
Russia’s economic woes will have a major knock-on effect in the region.
29 Mar 20
Parts of the region appear in denial, while elsewhere governments request emergency relief.
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