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After the Swaggering Celebrations, a ‘Now What?’ Moment for Russia

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Central Asia: Mismanaging Religion

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(EurasiaNet) When it comes to religious affairs in Central Asia, authorities are relying on Soviet methods even as they aspire to move away from the Soviet legacy. Religion, especially Islam, is…
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Британский народ предельно трезв

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How to understand the post-Soviet ‘war of lapels’

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  • Robert Orttung
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Commemorating the War: Is Glorification Without Hysteria Possible?

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