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EurasiaNet.org provides information and analysis about political, economic, environmental, and social developments in the countries of Central Asia and the Caucasus as well as in Russia, Turkey, and Southwest Asia. It is operated by the Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute.

Putin's Grandest Dream: Could His 'Eurasian Union' Work?

Putin's Grandest Dream: Could His 'Eurasian Union' Work?

The reelected president wants integrate the region under Moscow's leadership, but he's not the first Russian leader to over-reach.… More »

The Stateless 'Border Brides' of Central Asia

The Stateless 'Border Brides' of Central Asia

A growing number of Uzbekistani women who marry men from across the border in Kyrgyzstan are ending up citizens of neither, meaning they have officially ceased to exist.… More »

Could Putin's Nationalist Crisis Lead Russia to Redraw its Borders?

Could Putin's Nationalist Crisis Lead Russia to Redraw its Borders?

The Russian leader is struggling to balance some of his country's most powerful social and historic forces.… More »

What It's Like to Be Gay in Tajikistan

What It's Like to Be Gay in Tajikistan

Widespread homophobia and open police persecution can make life dangerous in or out of the closet.… More »

Could Mongolia Be the Next Dubai?

Could Mongolia Be the Next Dubai?

The tiny nation found $1 trillion in mineral deposits. Now, Mongolian leaders are studying the lessons of other resource-rich countries… More »

A Central Asian Autocracy's Misadventures in Internet Freedom

A Central Asian Autocracy's Misadventures in Internet Freedom

The government of Uzbekistan is finally opening up internet access -- but they're also using it to snoop on citizens… More »

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