Welcome to Nomadistan – a fresh new blog set to cover all aspects of Kyrgyzstan in specific and the greater Central Asia region in general. From humor to history, poetry to politics, sports to society and beyond, Nomadistan will offer insightful, sometimes humorous, sometimes serious commentary on the past, present, and future of this fascinating country and region. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a seasoned warrior of the steppe, Nomadistan will provide new information and perspectives on issues that will grab your attention. Using sources from print, broadcast and online media in multiple languages, as well as our writers’ own firsthand experiences, Nomadistan’s unique voice will serve as the opening line of an open dialogue with our readers – a dialogue we hope will be broadened and transformed by your comments, questions, and criticisms.
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[...] The Nomads (as I’m christening them) include locals and foreigners, who are united in their aim of providing insightful, sometimes humorous, sometimes serious commentary on the past, present, and future of this fascinating country and region. […] Using sources from print, broadcast and online media in multiple languages, as well as our writers’ own firsthand experiences, Nomadistan’s unique voice will serve as the opening line of an open dialogue with our readers – a dialogue we hope will be broadened and transformed by your comments, questions, and criticisms. [Taken from About Nomadistan] [...]
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