- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

Kyrgyzstan: Populist Wins Presidential Election

By Timur Toktonaliev Analysts warn that Sadyr Zhaparov’s apparent resounding victory in the January 10 presidential elections may herald a return

By Laura Rodríguez Fuentes One morning in early November, a crowd gathered in front of Pompa, a shop in a corner

By Ruslan Asadov The deployment of Russian peacekeepers in Nagorny Karabakh as part of the November 10 ceasefire agreement has caused

By Madalin Necsutu While the election of reformist president Maia Sandu signals Moldova’s interest in pursuing a European path, analysts warn

By Nino Chibchiuri Opposition parties in Georgia have vowed to boycott the second round of elections in 16 majoritarian districts as

By Arshaluys Mgdesyan Azerbaijan’s use of combat drones purchased from Turkey and Israel appear to be changing the balance of power

By Elene Khoshtaria* In the midst of a global pandemic, an economic crisis and an upcoming US presidential election, Georgia’s 2020