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Kazakhstan Draws Near to Dream of Hosting Nuclear Fuel Bank
Kazakhstan's long-standing opposition to the proliferation of nuclear weapons is culminating with the signing of an agreement to build a nuclear...
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Kazakhstan: Row at President's University Dents Claim to Academic Independence
When Kazakhstan opened the doors of the Nazarbayev University in 2010, the institution was hailed as a fledgling bastion of academic excellence and freedom...
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Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan: Interethnic Clash Shines Light on Fraying Social Fabric
Interethnic rioting in early August along the border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan started over a narrow, uneven lane about a couple hundred feet long.
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Kyrgyzstan Joins Eurasian Union, Takes Leap Into the Dark
After months of stops and starts, Kyrgyzstan is finally becoming a full-fledged member of the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union.
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Soyuz Crew Blasts Off for Space Station
Three astronauts on a Russian spaceship blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on a trip to the international space station.
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Soyuz Workhorse Soon to Be Only Lifeline to Space
As a Soyuz spacecraft slowly rolls to its launch pad on the icy cold steppes of Kazakhstan, even the most seasoned space fan cannot help but be spellbound...
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Tajikistan Hunts for Elusive Islamist Militant
They call him Tajikistan's Osama bin Laden. In the wild mountains east of the capital, Dushanbe, thousands of soldiers are on the hunt for a man authorities...
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Former Ethiopian Cadets Stranded in Kyrgyzstan
Softly singing along to the wistful strains of Ethiopian music, Haymanot Tesgaye and his friends are transported back to their homeland in Africa, far...
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Kyrgyzstan's Army Tied to Mob Violence
A prominent human rights group said Monday that Kyrgyzstan's armed forces abetted and may even have actively taken part in violence by ethnic Kyrgyz mobs...