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· November, 2009
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Countries in Central Asia & Caucasus 
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Stories about Central Asia & Caucasus from November, 2009

Video: Worldwide youth express themselves in 60 seconds

30 November 2009

The OneMinutesJr project gives young people between 12 and 20 years of age from many corners of the globe the opportunity to express themselves across borders, languages and distances through...

Kyrgyzstan: Water Management

· 29 November 2009

Afghanistan: Empowering trading potential

· 29 November 2009

Uzbekistan: Tashkent, a green city. Or not?

26 November 2009

Old trees are cut down in the center of Tashkent – the shocking news was spread in the city within a day. Photo by goricvet Planetrees, or platanus, planted at...

Georgia: Why?

· 24 November 2009

Kazkahstan: Astana Cycling Team Is Back to Life

· 23 November 2009

Kyrgyzstan: Prices for utilies are skyrocketing

· 23 November 2009

Turkmenistan: Influenzastan

· 23 November 2009

Uzbekistan: Presidential daughter's self-promotion

· 23 November 2009

Afghanistan: US opens new prison

· 23 November 2009

Afghanistan: Counting the cost of war

· 23 November 2009

Mongolia: Edurelief project “Laptops for Teachers”

· 23 November 2009

Afghanistan: UK tends to quit

· 23 November 2009

Uzbekistan: Authorities Free Sanjar Umarov

· 23 November 2009

Kyrgyzstan: A power play beginning?

· 23 November 2009

Kazakhstan: A Beacon of Anticorruption Activity?

· 23 November 2009

Kyrgyzstan: President consolidates his rule

· 23 November 2009

Afghanistan: Corruption, corruption

· 23 November 2009

Azerbaijan: New Year

· 22 November 2009

Pakistan: Conflict With Afghanistan

· 20 November 2009

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