Friday, January 18, 2013

2013 budget biggest in history of independent Azerbaijan ? President

  • EurasiaNet - Thursday 17th January, 2013

    report . The blocking orders (which this time also target the local service of Radio Liberty) have become so familiar in the past year that there's little new to say. So let's look at how ...

  • Uzbekistan Acknowledges Human Trafficking Whataboutit

    EurasiaNet - Thursday 17th January, 2013

    Each year hundreds of thousands - perhaps millions - of Uzbek citizens seek refuge from joblessness by heading abroad to look for work. As a side effect of that exodus, some fall victim to human ...

  • ?Miner Supplier-2013? forum registration officially started

    Business Mongolia - Thursday 17th January, 2013

    Approaching the launch of the Miner & Supplier-2013 forum, which will be held on the 14th and 15th of March 2013, registration officially started for mining sector representatives, companies, ...

  • EM ASIA FX-Baht retreats from 17-mth high on warnings intervention

    General Sources - Thursday 17th January, 2013

    * Thai Fin Min: exporters will be hurt by baht above 30/dlr * Thai c.bank chief says has tool to handle baht * Analysts expect baht to stay firm on inflows * Baht may test 29.65; next level ...

  • Don?t be misguided on Turkmenistan

    European Voice - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    In October, Veronika Szente Goldston of Human Rights Watch wrote that the European Parliament must "send a clear message that enhanced relations with the European Union must go hand in hand ...

  • Attack on Kyrgyz-Uzbek border post

    SINA - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    Several hundred residents of the Uzbek enclave Soh have attacked a Kyrgyz border post, on the territory of Batken region of Kyrgyzstan. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon. The reason for the ...

  • Azerbaijan Vows to Take On Armenian Cuisine Plagiarism

    EurasiaNet - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    Ministry of National Security knows what the real challenge facing the country is: Armenian "plagiarism" of Azeri national cuisine. The ministry, which is responsible for Azerbaijan's ...

  • Kazakhstan to Take Goat-Grabbing Pro

    EurasiaNet - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    floated plans to professionalize the rough-and-tumble sport and establish purpose-built stadiums across the country. In a game of kokpar, a distant cousin of polo, two teams of mounted players ...

  • Caucasus Central Asia Report Details the Ups and Downs of Democratization

    General Sources - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    Billionaire turned opposition leader Bidzina Ivanishvili, seen here exiting a Tbilisi polling station after casting his ballot, successfully led his party to win Georgia's 2012 parliamentary ...

  • Chemical plant explosion kills one injures three in Inner Mongolia

    People's Daily - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    HOHHOT, April 15 (Xinhua) -- Fire fighters on Sunday morning put out the blaze in a chemical plant in north China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, which has caused one dead and three others ...

  • Gazprom moves on helium demand

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By John Helmer MOSCOW - Blimps long ago lost their value as a means of cargo transportation, military reconnaissance, or anti-aircraft defense; whilst the helium that fills them - more safely ...

  • Kazakhstan US sign new energy plan

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Richard Weitz The latest meeting of the Kazakhstani-US Energy Partnership Commission took place in Washington on October 15-16, 2012. The two delegation heads, Kazakhstan's Minister of ...

  • US Silk Road plans spin fragile thread

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Roman Muzalevsky The visit to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan this month of the US Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs, Reta Jo Lewis, to discuss Washington's vision of ...

  • Gazprom closes on South Stream goal

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Margarita Assenova Russia is moving rapidly to start building the South Stream natural gas pipeline before the end of the year. On October 29, Serbia became the first Gazprom partner to ...

  • All Central Asian roads lead to Muscovy

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    All Central Asian roads lead to Muscovy By Himar Arjun Singh Speaking Freely is an Asia Times Online feature that allows guest writers to have their say. Please ...

  • Syria Waiting for someone named Obama

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    Went to town Now, the intriguing part is that it was left to a third party to resort to shrill rhetoric - the United States. The State Department spokeswoman in Washington used harsh language to ...

  • Russia struggles to drawTajikistan into Customs Union

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Sergei Blagov Russian officials have reiterated pledges to boost economic cooperation with Tajikistan. Meanwhile, the authorities in Dushanbe seem to remain hesitant on some issues, notably ...

  • Kazakhstan to upgrade refinery production

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Georgiy Voloshin On October 2 and 3, Kazakhstan's capital hosted an annual gathering of the Kazenergy Association, which is comprised of 50 of the biggest players in the oil and gas ...

  • Russia bridges Middle Eastern divides

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By M K Bhadrakumar A multi-billion dollar arms deal with Iraq, a summit meeting with Turkey, a fence-mending exercise with Saudi Arabia, a debut with Egypt's Sphinx-like Muslim Brothers - ...

  • Russia Kazakhstan slow to build growth

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Sergei Blagov Russian and Kazakhstani leaders have reiterated plans to further develop bilateral commerce, relying on the free-trade arrangements of their Customs Union. Two-way trade, ...

  • Moscow beckons Pakistans Kayani

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    Moscow beckons Pakistan's Kiani By M K Bhadrakumar The phrase coined by the 17th-century English philosopher Francis Bacon is: "If the mountain won't come to Mohammed, then ...

  • Bishkek hands Putin Kyrgyz independence

    Asia Times - Wednesday 16th January, 2013

    By Fozil Mashrab Kyrgyz leaders are expected to play host to Russian President Vladimir Putin today, September 20, when he is due in Bishkek to oversee the signing of inter-governmental ...

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