On August 3, Kyrgyzstan President Sooronbay Jeenbekov sent the highly controversial “On the manipulation of information” bill back to the Jogorku Kenes (Kyrgyz Parliament) for revision. According to the Kyrgyz press office, Mr. Jeenbekov…
Read MoreThe Kazakh Research Institute for Biological Safety recently announced it would, in September, begin human trials of a COVID-19 vaccine it had developed. Forty-four volunteers will…
Read MoreIn late July, a company-sized Georgian peacekeeping unit departed for Afghanistan as a part of the NATO Resolute Support Mission (RSM) in Afghanistan. The unit from…
Read MoreDuring a Caspian Policy Center July 30 webinar discussion by think-tank analysts from the United States and four of the…
Read MoreOn July 28, Tajikistan announced that it would put restrictions on domestic electricity supply due to a decrease in power generation at the Soviet-built Nurek Hydro-electric…
Read MoreIt was recently announced that Russia will be investing around $1.6 billion to build a modern port and associated rail and road links at the Caspian city of…
Read MoreAt the age of 69, renowned Kyrgyzstan activist Azimjan Askarov died in prison of pneumonia July 25. He was also suffering from a heart condition as…
Read MoreKazakhstan and the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian States (ASEAN) have been gradually enhancing their economic partnership to…
Read MoreWASHINGTON, D.C. – TODAY, the Caspian Policy Center (CPC) brought together top foreign policy experts from the leading research think…
Read MoreOn July 15, the International Society for Fair Elections (ISFED) reported that Facebook, starting in August, will “require authorizations for ads about political elections…
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