A Georgian jailbird has started to sing, accusing the country’s political impresario, billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, and other officials of setting him up to take a fall on corruption charges.

The US-Uzbek memo offers fresh evidence that Uzbekistan is losing faith in the Russian state-controlled entity Rosatom to fulfill its obligations to build the Central Asian state’s first nuclear ...

Four entities in Central Asia have been added to the US Treasury Department’s sanctions list, accused of providing machine tools and other dual-use equipment to Russia via China in violation of US ...

Kazakhstan’s dominant position in Central Asia’s wheat and flour market is coming under pressure as Russia, unable to ship ...

Eurasianet followed Kyrgyzstan’s women’s national team — Usenbekova, Jumabekova, and 20-year-old Eleonora Jumakanova — from ...

Just three days after Pashinyan’s comments, Gazprom Armenia, abruptly announced gas supplies to Armenia would be suspended ...

Workers digs a tunnel for a road in Azerbaijan that is expected to connect to TRIPP. Construction works in Armenia will not ...

While the Russian army is on its heels in Ukraine, the Kremlin is engaging in trade wars with fellow members of the Eurasian ...

South Korea is going all-in on developing trade ties with Central Asian states, joining the scramble for regional market ...

Kazakhstan cannot be counted on to make up for some of the shortfall. The Kazakh oil industry is facing a two-pronged ...

Kazakhstan intends to increase natural gas imports from Russia. The purchase price may be cheap, but the overall cost could ...

Controversy followed the close of the Games on September 6 over a big discrepancy in the medal tally. Both Kyrgyzstan and ...