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21 Oct 2014:
The Central Asian country has long talked of turning its famous launch site into a tourist destination, but international visitors are still being turned away. EurasiaNet.org reports
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16 Oct 2014: The central Asian countries are looking to volunteers to help strengthen security along their ill-defined frontiers. RFE/RL reports
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10 Oct 2014:
More than 10,000 opposition supporters turn out at rally in Yerevan calling for snap elections
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2 Oct 2014:
Nasa satellite images show how an area of the Central Asian inland sea – once the fourth largest in the world – became completely parched in less than 20 years
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1 Oct 2014: An area of the Central Asian inland sea – once the fourth largest in the world – was left parched in August, according to Nasa photographs
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25 Sep 2014:
Press ask Russia’s Yelena Serova how she will style her hair and how her daughter will cope while she is on space mission
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14 Sep 2014: The desolate is rendered sublime in these epic images of a land laid waste by Soviet nuclear ambitions, says Sean O’Hagan
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2 Sep 2014:
Military involved in efforts to find caesium-137, which may have fallen off a vehicle in Mangistau
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1 Sep 2014:
As Obama reassures Baltic states of Nato's protection, Kazakhs wonder if they will follow Ukraine, Chechnya and Georgia
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27 Aug 2014: Advertising firm responsible for poster featuring Russian poet Alexander Pushkin kissing Kazakh composer Kurmangazy Sagyrbayuly has promised not to display it in public after widespread complaint. EurasiaNet reports
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24 Aug 2014:
Former British PM criticised for suggesting strategy following Zhanaozen incident in which police shot dead 15 civilians
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5 Aug 2014:
Putin's long-term vision is to build a rival EU - or an EAU, the Eurasian Union trade zone
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17 Jul 2014: Kazakhstan is allowing citizens of 10 countries – including the UK and US – to enter without visas for 15 days. But experts believe it will still be hard to sell as a holiday destination. EurasiaNet reports
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14 Jul 2014:
The last Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev initiated reforms that ultimately led to the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Here are some of the key moments:
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9 Jul 2014:
Despite restrictions and censorship in some countries, the internet is becoming an increasingly powerful tool around the region. Here's how online freedoms compare:
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