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Uzbek Authorities Move Against Top Photographer
Rights groups ridicule suggestions that Umida Ahmedova’s images libel Uzbek nation as a whole.
Turkmen Students Flee Abroad
Endless propaganda and bribes to pass exams are just two of the disincentives to going to university in Turkmenistan.
Uzbekistan's Revolving Foreign Policy
Tashkent abandons regional security bloc, but such policy shifts are never permanent.
Russian Energy Giant Captures Armenian Market
Critics say deal gives Kremlin political as well as economic leverage.
Georgian Tourist Industry Fears Downturn
Travel restrictions introduced in 2014 are blamed for reduction in visitors to picturesque Caucasus state.
IWPR Surveys Media and Civil Society in Central Asia
Experts emphasise need for closer contact and more cooperation.
Opposition Still Boycotting Armenian Parliament
President’s supporters appear unconcerned as two factions continue boycott in support of a referendum to oust him.
Central Asian Gas Hike May Hit European Consumers
Russia will pass on sharp price rises in energy-rich Central Asian states to its European consumers.