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Central Asia in Focus: Cost of Russian Work Permits Increase - Vimarsana News

Central Asia in Focus: Cost of Russian Work Permits Increase

The rising cost of Russian work permits for Central Asians, Kazakhstan’s water crisis, Tajikistan seeks EU preferential trade status, and more.

Source: rferl.org
Central Asians In Europe, Turkey Subject To Transnational Repression - Vimarsana News

Central Asians In Europe, Turkey Subject To Transnational Repression

Central Asian governments have become adept at transnational repression. Based on warrants from the Tajik government, Germany, Poland, and Belarus have this year extradited Tajik nationals to Tajikistan where they faced serious, and some say politically motivated charges. In Turkey, the situation for migrant laborers from Turkmenistan has become more complicated since the Turkmen government started paying closer attention to their activities. Joining host Bruce Pannier to shed more light on this issue are Leila Nazgul Seitbek, a lawyer living in exile in Europe and the chairwoman of the NGO Fr...

Source: rferl.org
Gulnara Karimova: How Uzbek president's daughter built a £200m property empire - Vimarsana News

Gulnara Karimova: How Uzbek president's daughter built a £200m property empire

Gulnara Karimova bought homes and a jet with funds obtained via bribery and corruption, a report says.

Source: bbc.co.uk
How Uzbek president's daughter built a £200m property empire - Vimarsana News

How Uzbek president's daughter built a £200m property empire

How Uzbek president’s daughter built a £200m property empire

He Fled From Chinese Camps. Now He's Escaping Russia's War In Ukraine. - Vimarsana News

He Fled From Chinese Camps. Now He's Escaping Russia's War In Ukraine.

Yilisen Aierken fled Xinjiang fearing he’d be sent to an infamous "reeducation camp" and applied for asylum in Ukraine. The outbreak of war has left him fleeing for his safety as his life is now in limbo again after entering Poland.

Source: rferl.org