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Astana Ballet Successfully Premiers in UAE to Critical Acclaim

akipress.com

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eurasianet.org

Tokayev circumspect on critical minerals.

caspianpost.com

Dramatic new footage shared by Al Jazeera reveals the devastating aftermath of the US-Israeli strike across Iran, showing widespread destruction and frantic rescue efforts.

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qazinform.com

Two people were killed and 14 others wounded in a mass shooting outside a bar in Austin early Sunday, with federal authorities investigating whether the attack may be linked to terrorism, Qazinform News Agency correspondent reports, citing Al Jazeera.

cabar.asia

В Токио 19-20 декабря текущего года состоялся первый саммит диалога «Центральная Азия + Япония», который стал довольно насыщенным и отразил ряд ключевых вопросов регионального и глобального характера. В этой статье попытаемся рассмотреть почему эта встреча была важной в контексте глобальной повестки и отразится ли она на региональную конфигурацию сил. Международная обстановка и роль Японии Международная...

uzdaily.uz

Последние новости Узбекистана: экономика, финансы, бизнес, технологии и статистика. Курсы валют, анализ рынков, инвестиции и развитие экономики Узбекистана.

thediplomat.com

When Malaysian oil tankers became stranded in the Persian Gulf, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim phoned a friend.

commonspace.eu

Next year’s parliamentary elections in Armenia will not focus on the economy or other domestic issues, but rather on the country’s place in the surrounding region and relations with its neighbours. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, down but not out following military defeat and political upheaval, has staked his future on reaching what would prove to be a historic peace agreement with Azerbaijan. But with public trust at an all-time low, disillusionment among the electorate could make this the most unpredictable vote since independence was declared in 1991. Armenia will hold parliamentary elections on 7 June 2026, its first regularly scheduled national vote since April 2017. In this analysis for commonspace.eu, Onnik James Krikorian argues that "ten months before the vote, the outcome still remains difficult to predict. Though it still seems most likely that the incumbent will win, a great deal will also be determined during the official campaign period itself, and new developments on the ground. If peace with Azerbaijan is finally within reach, and there are signs that this is the case, it will be difficult for voters to reject stability instead of insecurity and the further risk of war. Ultimately, the 2026 election will determine not just who governs Armenia, but whether the country can finally emerge from decades of conflict and semi-regional isolation, or if it is destined to remain trapped by it." He adds, "that might prove enough to sway even reluctant support for Pashinian at the ballot box. The opposition has still yet to offer any viable alternative – or even one at all."