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Uzbekistan Dismisses Long-Serving and Much-Feared Security Service Chief The Diplomat By Catherine Putz After nearly 23 years at the head…
Uzbekistan Dismisses Long-Serving and Much-Feared Security Service Chief The Diplomat By Catherine Putz After nearly 23 years at the head…
What’s in a Name? For Macedonia, Membership in the West The Wall Street Journal By Nektaria Stamouli and Drew Hinshaw SKOPJE, Macedonia—This tiny…
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Tunisia protests highlight trade-off between democracy and strong economy? Democracy Digest One person has died, 50 policemen have been injured…
The Forgotten Proxy War Putin is Fighting Against the US and Europe Newsweek By Nolan Peterson Kiev, Ukraine—And it goes…
The Pentagon’s Next Terrorism Threat (and Solution): Kids Defense One By Kristin M. Lord As the war on ISIS wanes in…
Ukrainians Shun Russian Calendar and Embrace Western Christmas Newsweek By Nolan Peterson This article first appeared on The Daily Signal.…
Mr. Putin: Turning neighbor into adversary Order from Chaos (Brookings Institution) By Steven Pifer Editor’s Note: Russian policy toward Ukraine…
Uzbekistan Frees A Few Activists, But Critics Need More Convincing To Get Behind Mirziyoev ‘Thaw’ Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty By Farangis…
Tashkent City: Is ‘Progress’ Worth the Price Being Paid in Uzbekistan? The Guardian By Joanna Lillis Abdujalil Azimov sits on…