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Kyrgyz Activist Gets 2 Years For Criticizing Growing Chinese Presence (opens the original)
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The Lenin District Court in Bishkek found activist and politician Mavlyan Askarbekov guilty and sentenced him to two years in prison on offenses related to a law on incitement of racial, ethnic, national, religious, or interregional hatred, a verdict he called "absurd." Askarbekov was detained in June after criticizing the growing presence of Chinese citizens in Kyrgyzstan, including their involvement in small and midsize businesses. Prosecutors said Askarbekov's Facebook posts contained explici
Armenia Courts Central Asia As TRIPP Corridor Takes Shape (opens the original)
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Armenia is courting Central Asia as it intensifies efforts to break ground on an ambitious trade corridor named after US President Donald Trump -- the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, or TRIPP. Part of a peace deal between Yerevan and Baku, the planned corridor would run across Armenian territory, linking Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave while opening a new east-west trade artery bypassing Russia and Iran. The proposed plan has the backing of Washington, but has riled Mosc
How Much Can Ukraine Disrupt Civilian Flights In Russia? (opens the original)
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Two days after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned civilian airlines of the dangers of using Russian airspace, numerous flight cancellations, airport closures, and other disruptions were reported in the country. Ukraine's increasingly bold drone campaign against Russia has been causing problems like this for some time and it was not clear that anything specific had changed. But Zelenskyy's hint that Kyiv was about to up the ante has raised the question of just how difficult it can mak
Putin, Pezeshkian Reaffirm Moscow-Tehran Alliance Amid US-Iran War (opens the original)
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Iranian President Masud Pezeshkian thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for Moscow’s position on the war in the Middle East, in their first meeting since the conflict broke out in February. Russia has supplied Iran with satellite images and other intelligence, helping Tehran target US facilities in the Persian Gulf in recent months, according to reports. The two allies have also expanded military and economic ties in recent years. “We appreciate and thank you for your positions at every stag
Ukraine's Refinery Attacks Force Russia To Turn Abroad To Process Its Oil (opens the original)
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As Ukraine targets Russia's refineries and fuel shortages worsen across the country, Moscow is now turning abroad to process its oil. Kyiv has knocked out dozens of oil refineries across Russia with drone strikes in recent months to disrupt Moscow's ability to finance and sustain its four-year full-scale war in Ukraine. Russia has already halted exports to curb its fuel crisis and introduced rationing measures. Now, Moscow has struck a deal with a small private refinery in Kazakhstan to use its
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