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Why Central Asia’s biggest economy was hit early and hard by the credit crunch.

Unlike in the United States, Russia's rulers' approach to elections has spared their people the hassle of getting involved.

Both sides are guilty of lies and miscalculations, but a mix of vision and realism could still help stabilize the region.

No one should expect the new coach of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s football team to stay on the sidelines.

Harvest time brings economic, environmental and human-rights issues into the spotlight. From EurasiaNet.

While the EU looks the other way, opponents of reform in Romania are about to have their day at the polls.

The global downturn makes clear the perils of relying too much on one industry.

СПЕЦИАЛЬНЫЙ РЕПОРТАЖ TOL: Школьный учебник стал популярным, в котором говорится о том, что этническое большинство всего лишь одно среди многих культур, населяющих Румынию.

Ordinary Russians are beginning to feel the sting of the slowing economy, and Central Asians are next in line.

The new U.S. administration will likely look to Europe to be a more active guiding force for the Balkans.