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Opinion: A Milestone of Neutrality: Turkmenistan in the International Year of Peace and Trust
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Opinion: A Milestone of Neutrality: Turkmenistan in the International Year of Peace and Trust

13 January 2025
The year 2025 marks a pivotal moment for Turkmenistan as it commemorates three decades of its established status as a neutral state, coinciding with the International Year of Peace and Trust – a worldwide initiative championed by Turkmenistan itself. This dual celebration underscores the nation’s enduring influence in fostering international peace, development, and diplomatic harmony.
Maral Rahymova
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Armenia and Kazakhstan strengthen bilateral ties
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Armenia and Kazakhstan strengthen bilateral ties

15 October 2024
The President of Armenia will make an official visit to Kazakhstan on Tuesday (15 October) to discuss further strengthening of Kazakh-Armenian cooperation with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The two leaders will discuss cooperation in various political and economic areas, such as trade and migration, as well as enhancing cultural and humanitarian exchanges. 

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Opinion: Re-evaluating the idea of ‘Putinism’
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Opinion: Re-evaluating the idea of ‘Putinism’

28 May 2019
The pillars of Putinism can be routed back to a Soviet-era understanding of international relations and contested world order and see the 'westernisation' of the domestic or regional environment in the vicinity of Russia's 'sphere of key interests' as a source of concern., writes Edward Abrahamyan
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