Eastern & Central Europe · August, 2005

Eastern & Central Europe · August, 2005
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Stories about Eastern & Central Europe from August, 2005

Blog Day 2005

East Asia31 August 2005

Blog Day 2005 is making waves throughout the global blogosphere. The one-day celebration, which encourages bloggers to introduce their readers to five new weblogs from other cultures or perspectives, has...

Ukraine: Materialist dialectic

Quick Reads · Ukraine31 August 2005

Romania: News from Baton Rouge

Quick Reads · North America31 August 2005

Russia: Cultural imperialism rivals Disney

Quick Reads · Popular Post31 August 2005

Uzbekistan cuts off gas to Kyrgyzstan

Quick Reads · Kyrgyzstan31 August 2005

Turkmenistan: All your base?

Quick Reads · Turkmenistan31 August 2005

Armenia: Grandiose subway

Quick Reads · Armenia31 August 2005

Poland: The women of Solidarity

Quick Reads · Poland30 August 2005

Russia: Poetry in popular culture

Quick Reads · Russia30 August 2005

Nagorno Karabakh: A murky independence

Quick Reads · Popular Post30 August 2005

Azerbaijan: ‘Cloned’ candidates

Quick Reads · Azerbaijan30 August 2005

Afghanistan: More women register to vote

Quick Reads · Afghanistan30 August 2005

Estonia: Anniversary of pact

Quick Reads · Estonia29 August 2005

Chechnya: Election monitoring

Quick Reads · Popular Post29 August 2005

Azerbaijan: Scenic Sumgayit

Quick Reads · Azerbaijan29 August 2005

Armenia: Symphony of Silence

Quick Reads · Popular Post29 August 2005

Afghanistan: Taliban killed

Quick Reads · Afghanistan29 August 2005

Freedom of Speech News

East Asia26 August 2005

According to Reporters Sans Frontieres (RSF), and Human Rights Watch, here are the latest developments on threats to Freedom of Speech over the past week: Tunisia: Government bans new journalists’...