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Russia acting as “brake” on efforts to combat global warming – Greenpeace

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Feasibility study for trans-Caspian power line to be ready in 2026 – report

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EBRD offers favorable economic outlook for Central Asian states

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Quick Hits #16: A roundup of recent developments in the Caucasus and Central Asia

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Low reservoir water levels mean tough winter for hydro-dependent Kyrgyzstan

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Armenia engaging all major players to build new nuclear plant

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US-Uzbek business deals keep coming

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State Department human trafficking report notes slight improvement in some Central Asian states

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Georgian government announces plan to outlaw political opposition

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Armenian transit corridor making slow progress – Pashinyan

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Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan expanding nuclear energy programs

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Quick Hits #15: A roundup of recent developments in the Caucasus and Central Asia

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Europe is coming together to confront Russian aggression – Estonian foreign minister

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US Congressman keeps finding ways to rattle Tbilisi

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Kyrgyzstan to hold early parliamentary elections

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Armenian-Azerbaijani peace process shows signs of progress

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Uzbekistan on track for WTO membership in 2026

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Melting Kara-Batkak Glacier highlights looming water woes

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Trump touts deals with Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan worth billions

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‘Like herring in a tin:’ Central Asian states grapple with school overcrowding amid education reforms

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