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17 July 17.07
Tell it to the windThe WHO’s Turkmenistan mission reports back as the Turkmen government sticks to its bizarre airborne dust theory
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09 July 09.07
War is over, let the battle begin23 years since the signing of the peace agreement between the government and the United Tajik Opposition, true reconciliation seems as far away as ever
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WHO to send team to Kazakhstan to investigate “mystery” pneumonia14.07 15:33 -
Working group on Uzbek WTO accession holds first meeting for 15 years10.07 17:03 -
Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on WHO list of countries showing “very significant resurgence” of COVID-1926.06 18:05 -
Turkish Airlines and Pegasus to resume flights to Central Asia as Uzbekistan promises tourists $3000 if they catch COVID-1922.06 14:32 -
Russia announces plans for unified register of immigrants amid rumours of “social credit system” and amnesty for illegal migrants05.06 15:05 -
70 Tajiks on flight from Istanbul test positive for COVID-1925.05 21:20 -
Amnesty International criticises Central Asian response to COVID-1929.04 16:05 -
Singaporean scientists calculate end of COVID-19 epidemics in Central Asia28.04 15:30 -
Russian government advised to give migrants social benefit rights during COVID-19 crisis20.04 13:48 -
Russia allows migrants with expired patents to work until 15 June18.04 18:54 -
Russia allows dual citizenship for new citizens18.04 18:47 -
Russia and Saudi Arabia agree to cut oil production10.04 13:56 -
Russia set to allow dual citizenship07.02 14:38 -
US presents new Central Asia strategy06.02 15:47 -
US announces visa restrictions for Kyrgyz citizens02.02 13:14
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