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Накратко относно Централна Азия и Кавказ от април , 2012 Киргизстан: Интернет под съд? Продължаващият процес на етнически руски журналист, обвинен в подбуждане на расова омраза в поредица от онлайн статии, може да има дълбоки последствия за регулирането на... Армения: млад автор срещу военната цензура Ованес Ишканян, 24-годишен компютърен програмист и, както много други, бивш наборник в арменската армия, се озова в "гореща вода" в бившата съветска република, след като... Видео акценти: култура, човешки права, онлайн активизъм и дружествено финансиране Предлагаме ви един подбор най-новите и интересни истории от март т.г. в Global Voices във видео формат, между които фокус върху коренните права и онлайн... Македония, Казахстан: Триумфални арки за празнуване на 20 години независимост Лидерите на две бивши социалистически държави избраха един и същ архитектурен девиз - триумфални арки, чрез който да отбележат две десетилетия от отделянето на страните...
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Chris is editor for Global Voices Central Asia. Feel free to contact him with story ideas. Twitter @chrisrickleton. Latest posts by Chris Rickleton 23 January 2014 Goodbye Alexandros Petersen, Prodigious Guide to China in Central Asia On January 17, a Taliban suicide bomb attack killed sixteen people at a Kabul restaurant. Among them was Alexandros Petersen, an enlightening commentator on Eurasian affairs and a riveting storyteller. 27 August 2012 Kyrgyzstan: ‘Charming’ Prime Minister Falls from High Horse 'Its a shame that the sane, handsome and enterprising premier of #freekg Babanov is on his way out.' The 42-year-old Prime Minister has been accused of accepting an expensive British... 24 August 2012 Kyrgyzstan: China Inc. Under Attack China’s growing economic presence in Kyrgyzstan continues to be a topic for heated discussion in Kyrgyz society. In the country’s regions, this discourse is reflected in acrimonious standoffs between Chinese... Kyrgyzstan: Civic Initiatives Seek to Tackle Bride-Kidnapping Although bride kidnapping is officially a crime in Kyrgyzstan, it remains a common occurrence in the country's rural areas. With the authorities reluctant to clamp down on the practice, civil... Kyrgyzstan: Can a Blogger be the Fourth Branch of Government? Ilya Karimdjanov is a pest. Armed with a camera, a question and the most popular blog on Kyrgyzstan's most popular blogging platform, Kloop.kg, he is a one-man citizen media machine,... Kazakhstan: Hockey Star's Wife Leaves Her Mark on the Kaznet Stacy Dallman, wife of former NHL hockey player Kevin Dallman, is likely to be remembered in Kazakhstan for a long time to come. Chris Rickleton explains why. Tajikistan: Where Size Matters Tajik President Emomali Rahmon knows the political capital to be made out of large, ostentatious public works projects. Yet Tajikistan is one of the poorest countries in the world, and... 2 April 2012 Kyrgyzstan: The Internet on Trial? The ongoing trial of an ethnic Russian journalist accused of inciting racial hatred in a series of online articles may have profound implications for Kyrgyzstan's regulation of the Internet, as...