Kazakhstan
CONFERENCE CALL: Decline of the West and rise of the rest
It was 30 years ago that the Berlin Wall came down, ushering in hopes of a united, peaceful and prosperous world. Today the world is unpredictable and moving towards a new division between East and West. How did we get here?
The Eurasian Union meets Velvet Revolution in Armenia
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian managed a delicate balancing act while hosting his authoritarian allies in Yerevan.
Uzbekistan has decided to join EEU says Russian official
Senate speaker states “Uzbek president has made a decision” to apply for membership of the Moscow-led trade bloc.
PROTESTS IN KAZAKHSTAN: New president faces another outbreak of pro-democracy, anti-China rallies
Efforts to quell tensions have included a move by Tokayev to sanction certain anti-government gatherings, but almost every week now brings a demonstration the authorities won’t tolerate.
Saudi Arabia restores 2mnbpd out of 5.7mnbpd following drone missile attack
Saudi Arabia has already restored 2mn barrels per day (bpd) of oil production from the 5.7mnbpd that were knocked out by last weekend’s drone and missile attack on its largest production facilities at Abqaiq and Khurais.