Eurasia Press & News
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Kazakhstan: Peering Beyond Current Troubles
The riots in Kazakhstan may have abated, but the country’s problems remain unresolved, and its …
Read More »Russia’s Response to Unrest in Kazakhstan: Risk Versus Reward
The Russian-led ‘peacekeeping’ operation has helped to restore state order, but how will it respond …
Read More »To Help Central Asia, Engage with Muslim Civil Society
Kazakhstan’s violence emphasizes the relevance of often overlooked communities. Kazakhstan’s violent upheaval this month underscores …
Read More »What to Make of Kazakhstan’s Seemingly Sudden Unrest
As Moscow deploys troops at the behest of its Central Asian neighbor, where do Kazakhstan’s …
Read More »Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Dispute Heats Up
Taliban’s repudiation of Pakistan’s position on the Durand Line challenges a pillar of Pakistan’s security …
Read More »Bill Taylor on the Ukraine Crisis
What started as Russian saber-rattling along the Ukrainian border last April has now evolved into …
Read More »America, Russia and NATO look for New Frontiers of Influence
Why the Lessons of History are Ignored America, Russia and NATO’s Geneva diplomatic talks ended …
Read More »As Cryptocurrency Becomes Mainstream, Its Carbon Footprint Can’t Be Ignored
As Bitcoin prices rise, so will the incentive to mine it, creating a feedback loop …
Read More »Paris attacks accused Mohamed Abrini shrugs off damning evidence
Wednesday’s testimony from Mohamed Abrini, who is charged with complicity in the Paris attacks, focused …
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