I love this country!

  
In connection with the topic of CXW post I want to recall another one Saparov – Akysh – is a famous singer and composer, who also stayed in Turkmenistan despite the fact he was officially unable …

Angry debates about British insidiousness stirred up in the Russian (and not only) press following the visit of Malcolm Wicks, the UK Energy Minister, to Turkmenistan have not yet settled…
Russian press has been rigorously pursuing the subject …

According to The Independent
Russia plans to set up an organisation to monitor rights abuses in Europe and the US so that to turn the tables on Western critics of its human rights record. This organisation …

Hardly recovered after turkmenistan.newerasia.net’s slashing review of his movie, Borat returns for his book launch.
[inspic=14,left,,thumb]“It give me great pleasurings to announce that Kazakhstan, after many years of secret research, we are now able …

Epigraph:
“Nobody likes oil corporations but eveybody would love to be hired by them…”
Roman Abramovich
  
“Chevron” – one of the largest oil companies in the world came up with this interesting statement:
The fact is, the vast majority …

Peter comments Ben’s post on neweurasia.net Homebase and highlights real economic and political roots of “The Great Battle for Central Asia Gas”.
Russophobic and Western-centric logic invariably skews analysis of this entire issue.
The grotesque caricature of …

Every monetary reform costs 200 million US Dollars on average. 
Yet Turkmenistan seems to be ready to incur such costs in 2009 in order to conduct a denomination calculated at 1000 to 1 Turkmen Manat, the …

Turkmenistan is the second-biggest producer and exporter of natural gas in the CIS, after Russia. The vast majority of its supplies go to Russia’s Gazprom monopoly in order to be re-exported to Ukraine and lucrative …

Famous Turkmen singer Akysh Saparow is as popular as 20 years ago.
His contribution to national popculture is immeasurable, and he deserved to be called “Turkmen Frank Sinatra”.