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 The Bloody Beginnings of the “New Uzbekistan”: what is happening in Karakalpakstan?

The Bloody Beginnings of the “New Uzbekistan”: what is happening in Karakalpakstan?

July 29, 2022

Did the Uzbek government just strip the autonomous region of Karakalpakstan of its constitutional right to independence?

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 From Fuel Prices to Democratic Reform: starting the new year in protest in Kazakhstan

From Fuel Prices to Democratic Reform: starting the new year in protest in Kazakhstan

January 17, 2022

Since 2 January, the world has watched as a relatively small protest in western Kazakhstan turned into country-wide unrest. While it may shock some to see protests over an increase in fuel prices [...]

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 June in Central Europe: how Orbán risks complicating his own embrace of China

June in Central Europe: how Orbán risks complicating his own embrace of China

June 11, 2021

In recent years, Viktor Orbán has turned himself into China's chief advocate in the EU. Recently it has become more difficult to strike a political balance that can satisfy friends both at home [...]

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 April in Central Asia: the reemergence of anti-Chinese protests in Kazakhstan

April in Central Asia: the reemergence of anti-Chinese protests in Kazakhstan

April 11, 2021

Tensions are rising in Kazakhstan over China's political and economic influence in the country and the continued detention of ethnic Kazakhs in China's Xinjiang province.

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 March in Central Asia: refusing to be silenced – a new wave of protest In Kazakhstan

March in Central Asia: refusing to be silenced – a new wave of protest In Kazakhstan

March 14, 2021

All over Kazahkstan, people are coming together, demanding fair elections and democratic reform. Sydney Millar on whether we are watching the emergence of a Kazakh spring.

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 ‘We Can’t Be Afraid Anymore’ – artists behind the frontline in Belarus

‘We Can’t Be Afraid Anymore’ – artists behind the frontline in Belarus

February 8, 2021

Whilst the world watches the Capitol with relief, the battle to assert democracy in Belarus wages on. Efforts to depose ‘Europe’s last dictator’ Alexander Lukashenko began last May, and are now [...]

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 “I Think This is Going to End in Us Winning”: the dawn of a new pro-abortion generation in Poland

“I Think This is Going to End in Us Winning”: the dawn of a new pro-abortion generation in Poland

December 9, 2020

Aleksandra Sidoruk is a 21-year-old Polish student in her final year of an International Relations degree. She is also an activist, heavily involved in the protests taking place across Poland, [...]

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 “Queer Activists Have Been at the Forefront of the Protests Since the Beginning” — LGBT+ lead fight in chaotic Belarus

“Queer Activists Have Been at the Forefront of the Protests Since the Beginning” — LGBT+ lead fight in chaotic Belarus

September 18, 2020

This is a translation of the article “‘Queera personer har deltagit i protesterna från start’ – HBTQ+ kamp i kaotiskt Belarus,” originally published in Swedish by the anarchist magazine Brand.  [...]

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?? Georgia Monthly Digest: vote to change election system takes political crisis to a new level, and Georgian doctor sentenced to two-months detention in South Ossetia

December 6, 2019

– On November 8th, the premier of the co-produced Swedish-Georgian film And Then We Danced, centered on a love story between two young male dancers of the Georgian national ensemble, took [...]

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