Kyrgyzstan has developed an anti-crisis package to shield businesses from some of the fallout of coronavirus, but the government has warned that it cannot be too generous
Critics are exasperated by the Tajik government’s passivity, warning that the reforms needed to weather the coronavirus crisis should have been adopted “the day before yesterday.”
A major flour producer in Kyrgyzstan says coronavirus lockdown rules are forcing it to suspend production, which could further dent the country's already delicate food security situation
Our monthly China business briefing: Trade has plummeted, Chinese goods are disappearing from markets, and exports of China’s favorite Central Asian commodity – natural gas – have nosedived.
Elections for Nagorno-Karabakh's de facto leader will go to a second round, as two supporters of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan were the top-vote getters in the first round yesterday.
Eurasianet’s coronavirus dashboard: We update this page regularly with the latest news on how the pandemic is upending life in Central Asia and the South Caucasus
Lawmakers in Kazakhstan have approved the first reading of a law on public assemblies that activists say goes nowhere near enough toward real political liberalization
In spite of worries that observers from Armenia could spread coronavirus, elections for the de facto presidency and parliament in Nagorno-Karabakh are going ahead next week
The Georgian church's refusal to alter its rituals in the midst of a public health crisis has led to a state of emergency and an unprecedentedly bitter schism in society.
Despite the potential blow a coronavirus outbreak could deal to Tajikistan's teetering healthcare system, authorities are nonetheless confident and intent on life as usual
As the rest of the world self-isolated, already isolated Abkhazia went ahead yesterday with its elections for the leader of the de facto republic. As expected, the winner was opposition leader Aslan Bzhania.
Azerbaijan has confirmed an oil deposit is commercially viable, offering the country some good news at a hard time. But with prices plunging, will it be worth it?
Kyrgyzstan is finally facing up to the looming threat of the coronavirus, but many are too hard-up to adopt the protective measures required to stave off the danger
Aspiring residents of Uzbekistan's capital have historically had to register through an arcane Soviet-designed system. The government has offered a fix that is pleasing nobody
Azerbaijan has freed a journalist who had been abducted off the street in Tbilisi nearly three years ago in a case that drew attention to Baku's overweening influence in Georgia.
As Tajikistan’s government pretends everything is normal, families are in a state of deepening anxiety over a perfect storm that could plunge the country into an unusually severe crisis
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