Rising Soviet nostalgia in Kyrgyzstan
The seemingly benign commemoration of a Soviet-era youth organization speaks to bigger debates about Kyrgyzstan’s identity
Soviet history
2022 Beijing Winter Olympics:US diplomatic boycott. Who will support them?
China has condemned a planned US diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics
The case for cooperation and peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan
The reopening of the Zangazur Corridor will open an economic opportunity for both countries and the wider region
Chernobyl prepares for tourist influx
35 years since its nuclear disaster
Gagarin's smile: view from London
Yuri Gagarin belied the West's austere impression of the Soviet Union – a charming, easygoing Russian with a ready smile
Uzbekistan: Opposition Erk Party wants in on October presidential election
The last time an Uzbek president faced a serious challenger was in 1991. Erk hasn’t been allowed to front a candidate since
Mongolia at the crossroads of eras presented in Museum of Oriental Art
The exhibition's concept is to show a shift from religious art to secular art
Haunted by horror of Khojaly Massacre, Azerbaijanis demand justice
On the 29th anniversary of the Khojaly Massacre, Azerbaijanis still wait for those responsible to be held accountable for their crimes
Asif Kurban: The 'modern' world is still ignoring the Khojaly massacre
613 people killed, 87 left disabled in 1992 massacre by Armenian forces in Khojaly, Nagorno-Karabakh
Shehryar Khan Afridi: Khojaly and Kashmir genocides show how the world has failed to protect people
Speakers at Pakistan seminar slam international community for silence on killing of innocents in Karabakh, Kashmir
Travelling to the Country of Kush in the State Museum of Oriental Art (photo report)
The State Museum of Oriental Art presents the exhibition “Travelling to the Country of Kush” dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Nubian archeological expedition of Academy of Sciences of the USSR. …
Lowy Institute: Russia will not return the Kuril Islands to Japan
More than 60 years of stubborn diplomatic stalemate stemming from the Second World War doesn’t appear likely to end
Reuters: Nagorno-Karabakh - old tensions erupt again into violence
International efforts over the years to find a lasting peace settlement have failed to clinch a deal
"Chernobyl" will be released in US
A new film about the 1986 nuclear disaster is scheduled to be released in the United States later this year
6 Legendary Lost Treasures of World War II
Human fossils, an amber room and a Raphael masterpiece all went missing during WWII
Russia launches criminal investigation after Prague removes Soviet military statue
Russia said on Friday it had opened a criminal investigation after Czech authorities dismantled the statue of a Soviet military commander last week despite Moscow’s protests, escalating a rancorous diplomatic row over the issue, Reuters …
Yefim Pivovar: "Our memorial events are forward-looking"
An exhibition entitled 'On the Road to Victory: Historical Sources Testify' will be held at OSCE headquarters
Rhetoric From Yerevan Drags Nagorno-Karabakh Stalemate Into 2020
The long-running conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh region has entered another decade
Jerusalem Post on monuments honoring Garegin Nzhdeh in Yerevan and Albert Agarunov in Baku
As more than 40 world leaders ascend to Jerusalem this week to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Israel should be careful not to assume that those who attend this largely ceremonial event are working to combat …
9th International Winners Forum to be held in St. Petersburg
Initiators plan to establish a dialogue between youth, scientific, and expert communities
