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State Department keeping foreign assistance on hold
US foreign assistance to Eurasian states and elsewhere remains in limbo as the State Department pushes back on a federal court order to lift a funding freeze and resume full operations.
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Armenia: Prime minister promotes plan to radically transform society
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has rolled out his platform for Armenia’s political and economic transformation, emphasizing a need for citizens to develop a new understanding of patriotism ...
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Turkmenistan making moves to integrate into Middle Corridor trade routes
It seems Turkmenistan wants a piece of expanding East-West trade action. Ashgabat is developing infrastructure projects that ...
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Trade deals brew beneath the surface of Azerbaijani-Russian tension
The Iran factor in the North-South corridor is a major consideration for Aliyev. On February 18, the Trend news agency ...
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Uzbekistan: Shadow economy responsible for generating over one-third of GDP
Uzbekistan’s GDP grew at an estimated 6.5 percent rate in 2024, according to an annual report prepared by the Presidential ...
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Child marriage remains a “persistent challenge” in Eurasia – report
More broadly, child marriage, or unions that often involve coercion concerning a girl under the age of 18, “remains a ...
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Financial pressures force Azerbaijan’s last bastion of independent media to suspend operations
Azerbaijan’s most influential independent news outlet, the Turan Information Agency, dropped some shocking news February 13, ...
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Federal judge orders State Department to renew funding for assistance programs
A US federal judge has ordered the US State Department to temporarily lift a freeze on foreign assistance, but it remains unclear how and when aid programs in Eurasia and elsewhere around the world ...