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eng.kavkaz-uzel.eu
The Caucasian Knot, online news media outlet, Moscow-based, started by Memorial- A contract soldier from the Volgograd region was killed in Ukraine.
- Marshal had to apologize for an old program before a concert in Vladikavkaz.
- A North Ossetian soldier was killed in Ukraine.
- A Volgograd activist demanded compensation from a mobile operator for internet outages.
- Georgian scientists and cultural figures have stood up for Larisa Tuptsokova.
- An Astrakhan resident was convicted in a case involving donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation*.
- A fighter from Karachay-Cherkessia was killed in Ukraine.
- Yemkuzhev's father has been seeking an investigation into his son's abduction for over a year.
- Protesters marched through the center of Tbilisi.
- Mufti Mezhiev: anti-Semitic speech and attempts to justify himself
- Signatories of the petition in defense of Larisa Tuptsokova faced pressure
- The number of people injured in the helicopter crash in Dagestan has risen to five.
eurasianet.org
Eurasianet, non-profit, based at Columbia University’s Harriman Institute- Following Washington trip, Kazakhstan’s president visits Moscow
- Kyrgyzstan: Independent media outlets branded extremist, tantamount to terrorists
- Report measures psychological damage inflicted on civilians by Russia-Ukraine war
- Tbilisi is now home to a “press freedom predator”
- Quick Hits #19: A roundup of recent developments in the Caucasus and Central Asia
- The US-Central Asia summit: The end of the beginning
- US-Central Asia gathering yields deals
- Azerbaijani and Georgian electricity export project takes step forward
- Bottleneck of truck traffic on Kazakh-Russian frontier slowly clearing
- Central Asia is a hot spot for measles – WHO data
oc-media.org
OC Media (Open Caucasus Media), private website, publisher OC Media Ltd., Georgia-founded, UK-registred- Tracking the rise of authoritarianism in Georgia - September edition
- Tracking the rise of authoritarianism in Georgia - August edition
- Tracking the rise of authoritarianism in Georgia - July edition
- Azerbaijani pro-government media again attacks the BBC
- Former Prime Minister Gakharia faces criminal charges, up to 13 years in prison
- Journalists claim that Daghestani Senator bribed his way into office
- Armenian authorities open criminal investigation into death of Chechen woman
- Former Georgian Dream municipal council member detained for embezzlement
- Explainer | What is Armenia expected to do on its EU visa-free journey?
- Review | The Harvest — crypto mining in Georgia’s wine region
- Forty people hospitalised after balcony collapse during funeral in Chechnya
- Future of Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Bureau uncertain as rumours swirl
timesca.com
The Times of Central Asia, private, Bishkek-founded, New York City based, owned by Frontier News-
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