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neweurasia main site- It’s a (wo)man’s world, babe 3 December 2009Our bloggers here in neweurasia talk about it all the time: the situation for women in Central Asia, well, sucks. But what if everything is reversed? Would it be fair if women had greater advantages than men in gaining employment? neweurasia's Publicist is running a survey on this question. Add your voice! (Chicks dig guys who do...)Andrey
- Pioneer new media trainings in Batken 2 December 2009In November 28-29, Kyrgyzstan team of neweurasia, Tolkun Umaraliev and Mirsulzhan Namazaliev, held two-day trainings on new media and citizen journalism in the remotest regional center of Kyrgyzstan – in Batken region, which is famous ...Aravanski
- Are Almaty apples a myth? 2 December 2009Translation of mursya’s post (RUS) Alma-ata – “the father of apples” (Kaz.). With the arrival of “big money,” apples have disappeared in the city whose name is “the father of apples.” Apple orchards, which used to protect ...Andrey
- Kazakhstan: big city lights, gerontocracy and photoshop 2 December 2009Translation of Adam’s post (RUS) Kazakhstan’s bloggers continue to monitor the state’s traditionally non-transparent politics and comment on the news. Among their concerns is the government’s announcement that due to the economic crisis, wage increases ...Andrey
- Kazakhstan: taking the blogosphere’s pulse for the month 2 December 2009Translation of Adam’s post (RUS) Bloggers continue to share their opinions on current events, from questions of government and regional development in the republic, to musings on the interrelatedness between social behavior and consumer priorities. Thousand-Pa ...Andrey
- Salaries during the crisis: the tendency towards decline and devaluation remains strong 2 December 2009Translation of publicist’s post (RUS). For the second year in a row now, the economic crisis has been devaluating real wages. According to mojazarplata.kz, this is the conclusion of experts on international labor, who prepared the ...Andrey
- Shakespeare in Ashgabad, part 2: to engage or not to engage — that is the question 2 December 2009"To engage or not to engage -- that is the question," or so might have Hamlet said if he were a Western diplomat in Ashgabad. neweurasia's Annasoltan explores the Nabucco Project in this new post-series, this time focusing on the West's unspoken geo-strategic concerns.Annasoltan
- Surveys show people not interested in upcoming elections 2 December 2009In November I participated in two surveys online by loyal to the Uzbek government Uzniform information agency and couldn’t wait to share with its final results with you. Want to emphasize in advance that ...Musafirbek
- Kazakhstan through the eyes of bloggers: the Ushkonyr Plateau 1 December 2009Translation of mursya’s post (RUS).There’s a reason the picturesque gorge near Almaty attracts tourists at all times of the year. It is an ideal place for paragliding, bicycling, hiking, as well as simply admiring ...Andrey
- Shakespeare in Ashgabad, part 1: my kingdom for a barrel of petrol 30 November 2009"My kingdom for a barrel of petrol!" Or so might have William Shakespeare's Richard III said if he were a Western diplomat in Ashgabad. neweurasia's Annasoltan explores the Nabucco Project in this new post-series with exclusive quotes from some of the international human rights community's heavy-hitters.Annasoltan
- It’s a (wo)man’s world, babe 3 December 2009
