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Tajikistan’s Fallen Hero: Umed Nurmamadov

You are not Forgotten Berlin, Brussels (13/5 – 40) The Ismaili Pamiris of Tajikistan are a tiny minority group in Central Asia, whose ancient homeland lies in the remote and forbidding mountains that...

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Kazakhstan Reelects PM Smailov

Frankfurt, Brussels (6/4 – 75) Alikhan Smailov was reelected Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, through a degree formalized by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, on 30March...

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You are not Forgotten Berlin, Brussels (13/5 – 40) The Ismaili Pamiris of Tajikistan are a tiny minority group in Central Asia, whose ancient homeland lies in the remote and forbidding mountains that straddle the borders of Afghanistan, China, and...

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Controlling “The Narrative” by Opposing “Digital Repression”

Coordinating the snarl of “alphabet agencies” in the American intelligence community, the “Office of the Director of National Intelligence” instructed the “National Intelligence Council” to prepare “an assessment of the implications of governments’ use of the Internet and other digital...

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Tajikistan’s Fallen Hero: Umed Nurmamadov

You are not Forgotten Berlin, Brussels (13/5 – 40) The Ismaili Pamiris of Tajikistan are a tiny minority group in Central Asia, whose ancient homeland lies in the remote and forbidding mountains that straddle the borders of Afghanistan, China, and Russia. Despite their small numbers, they...

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Kazakhstan Reelects PM Smailov

Frankfurt, Brussels (6/4 – 75) Alikhan Smailov was reelected Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, through a degree formalized by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, on 30March 2023. Prime Minister Smailovwas born in 1972 in the city of Almaty (Almaty was renamed “Astana”in May 1998, as it became...

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Greece Elections has 36 Parties Vying for Seats

Frankfurt, Brussels (5/5 – 50) Following the Greek Supreme Court’s decision released on May 2, a total of 36 parties and party coalitions will run in the May 21 Greek elections. Of the initial 50 parties, coalitions, and independent candidates that had submitted applications, the Supreme...

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