En los campos de trigo: una obsesión autoritaria
Las repúblicas de Asia Central han sido moldeadas por la personalidad de sus líderes desde su independencia de la Unión
Tag: Turkmenistan
In the fields of wheat: an authoritarian obsession
The Central Asian republics have been shaped by the personality of their leaders since their independence from the Soviet Union.
Tajik and Turkmen migrant workers susceptible to ISIS
Coronavirus has introduced mass instability worldwide and can have especially dangerous political effects in regimes that do not acknowledge the
Football in times of coronavirus
Sports, like many other aspects of everyday life, have come to a standstill in the world as a result of
Ashgabat, la niña mimada del régimen
Las últimas noticias en Turkmenistán a raíz de la crisis del coronavirus han vuelto a poner de manifiesto que la
Ashgabat, the apple of the regime’s eye
The latest developments in Turkmenistan as a result of the coronavirus have demonstrated once again that the capital, the marbled
Del zar a Nazarbáyev: las ciudades de Asia Central y sus nombres
Durante siglos, Londres ha sido Londres, París ha sido París y Roma ha sido Roma. A pesar de revoluciones, guerras
What is in a name? The (re)naming of cities in Central Asia
For centuries, London has been London, Paris has been Paris and Rome has been Rome. Despite revolutions, wars and upheavals,
Turkmenistán y Tartaristán, más que una relación especial
El 17 de febrero, el nuevo ministro de Industria y Operaciones de Construcción visitó la capital de la República de
Turkmenistan and Tatarstan, more than just a special relationship
On February 17th Turkmenistan’s new Minister of Industry and Construction Operations paid a visit to the capital of the Republic