Archive for February 20th, 2008
Beyond Kyrgyzstan and even Beyond Central Asia
Posted by: Inostranka on February 20, 2008
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- Uzbekistan: Nursi Followers Latest Target of Government Crackdown
- Russia Says NATO Exercises In Georgia Are Provocation
- Uzbekistan is rehearsing eventual withdrawal from the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization
- Georgia Protesters Intensify Push To Oust President
- Company of Soldiers Sees War’s Changing Face in Afghanistan
- Afghanistan: Is the Obligatory Sex Law Politically Motivated to Bolster Karzai's Poll Hopes?
- Turkmenistan Protests Russian Official's Comments On Gas Disruption
- Format, Agenda For Political Dialogue In Georgia Remains Unclear
- Central Asians Unite To Protect Globally Important Natural Sites
- Uzbekistan: Karimova and Cronies Score with Football Tax Exemption
- The signal of freedom, part 2: monopol-e-commerce
- Bishkek uses water as a fuel
- The signal of freedom, part 1: can you hear me yet?
- Central Asia, tear down this wall!
- Brussels may not be so hopeless after all: positive views on the lifting of Andijan sanctions
- Karimov is “our kind of guy” — global press reacts to EU decision to lift Andijan sanctions
- Satanized Bishkek
- Autumn in Bishkek
- Attack of the alphabets: will Cyber-Cyrillic threaten global online unity?
- Thank you, cotton-growers! That’ll be it for now.
