Turkmenistan
Kyrgyzstan president prescribes poison root for COVID-19
The health minister then drank the concoction at a press conference.
Turkmenistan: End of the road for the roaring growth myth?
The scale of the current crisis may be making IFIs rethink their longstanding policy of uncritically relaying Turkmen government data.
CEE reels as third wave of COVID-19 breaks
A third wave of the coronavirus pandemic is sweeping through Emerging Europe. While Russia is expecting to reach herd immunity in the next two months, most other countries of the region have only just started their mass immunisation programmes.
Turkmenistan: Rotten tomatoes review
The president gets another title, ignores soaring food prices, starts a charity, and pens a ditty to his favourite city. This and more in our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Perspectives: Turkey and China – can Azerbaijan be the bridge?
Since shepherding Azerbaijan’s military victory last autumn, Turkey has been on a Silk Road charm offensive. The challenge is turning talk into action.
Turkmenistan: O debt, where is thy sting?
The president makes an unprecedented admission: Turkmenistan is deep in the red.
Rising inflation in Emerging Europe poses dilemma for central banks
With economies primed to rebound as pandemic restrictions are loosened, consumer prices could rise even further, reawakening an issue that has long been ignored.
ING: Commodity supercycle calls grow
It has been an exceptional month for commodity markets, with growing inflation expectations increasing investor interest in the assets. Meanwhile, fundamental developments, particularly in the oil market, have only provided a further boost.
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Turkmenistan: Berdy, it’s cold outside
The president's sudden buck-passing to specialists is a little anxiety-inducing, since it may indicate something is wrong.
Satellite ‘detects alarming methane leaks after looking down on Turkmenistan’
New technology said to have discovered gas field emissions that have the planet-warming impact of driving 250,000 internal-combustion cars.
CENTRAL ASIA BLOG: Is Turkmenistan about to blow up?
A handful of rare protests have sparked speculation that the regime could soon be dealing with an explosion of discontent. The evidence for that, however, remains thin.
