An article from Uznews provides contrasting explanations for the events of 12-13 May 2005 in Andijan, specifically the alleged role of the man the Uzbek authorities have apparently fingered as the instigator. The man in …
This is a translation of Adam Kesher’s post, published on Russian-language neweurasia Kazakhstan. All links are in the original post
Most ministers have kept their portfolio in the new government.
Despite the series of scandals with improper …
Update: Wikipedia user WAS 4.250 has restored the profiles of the three businessmen.
Wikipedia is a battlefield for people with different opinions and a playground for those with a debatable sense of humour. Through the website’s …
Originally posted on Global Voices
A government reshuffle took place in Kazakhstan this week and – this time being no exception – occasions like this are a great chance to get a rare glimpse behind the …
Yesterday, Ive posted Vitaly Mantrovs article on the Russian-language Tajik blog about criminalization of Tajik society and the replacement of old generation of criminals by younger generation. Here is the translation of that article.
Vitaly argues …
German architects Behnisch won a competition to build the Guest and Club Resorts, “not only houses but built structures with an array of community functions like gym, cafés, restaurants, cinema, kindergarden and swimming pool”. On …
Today, 9 January 2007, marks the end of Karimov’s term as the president of Uzbekistan – at least according to the Uzbek constitution. The Uzbek parliament, however, decided back in 2002 that presidential elections are …
If anyone still had doubts about the rank of Kyrgyzstan among leading banana republics, the most recent statistics from law enforcement bodies could support the fact that our country was not far from joining the …
Just a quick update in the fate of those Russian alpinists. Fortunately the rescue group has managed to get through to the blocked sportsmen, one of whom was injured. According to 24.kg the group was …
This is a translation of Vitaly’s post on state youth policy, published on Russian-language Kazakhstan neweurasia.
The law on State Youth Policy was adopted back in 2004, but up untill now it has not been …
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