Central Asia: Little Free Media, Lots of Russian Propaganda
IWPR Central Asia programme manager Abakhon Sultonnazarov assesses the state of press freedom in each country.
IWPR Central Asia programme manager Abakhon Sultonnazarov assesses the state of press freedom in each country.
Supplies have yet to arrive in the country – and then there is public scepticism to overcome.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin seals renewed alliance with trip to Yerevan, although some take to the streets for Ukrainian-style protest.
People hunt for increasingly scarce food in the shops, and dive into Soviet-era bomb shelters when the artillery opens up.
Analysts examine new trends as geopolitical context evolves.
Outcry over attempts to curb foreign funding for civil society groups.
Giving voice and driving change takes sustained, collective effort.
IWPR guide explores how malign actors use gendered narratives to disrupt societies – and lays out techniques to counter them.
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