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I am a regular listener to Ezra Klein’s podcast, and I’m a fan. There should be more podcasts that treat serious issues ...
Recent events in the South Caucasus show how the authoritarian playbook is exported and adapted to suit local contexts. From ...
Why journalism that refuses to simplify, refuses to look away from messy, contradictory realities remains essential to ...
When I lived in Bishkek 25 years ago, then-president Askar Akayev was so effusive in expressing his desire for Kyrgyzstan to ...
With the US operation in Iran triggering fresh arms races, Russia’s turn from multipolarity to imperial nostalgia highlights ...
Years of sanctions have substantially weakened the Iranian economy, as evidenced by Iran’s keenness to have them cancelled, ...
Borders are liminal, notional spaces made more unstable by unparalleled migration, geopolitical ambition and the use of technology to transcend and, conversely, reinforce borders. Perhaps the most ...
In small-town Kazakhstan, an experiment with the “smart city” model has some residents smiling. But it also signals the start of a new mass surveillance era for the Central Asian nation.
During his final month in Xinjiang, before he set off for Europe, Memettursun Omer’s Chinese handlers threatened him. Governments targeting journalists for repression and violence is nothing new.
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