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Azerbaijan – Economic crisis and international attitude
Chiara Loda
By Chiara Loda (@ChiaraLoda) This post was originally published in Presidential Power and is available here Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, seems increasingly concerned about international criticism of his country. In Aliyve's words: "[International circles] are trying to present Azerbaijan as a totalitarian and authoritarian country where rights and freedoms are violated. This trend started the day I was…
Tajikistan – Preparing a Succession in Power or Coping with a Severe Regime Crisis?
By Petra Stykow This post was originally published in Presidential Power and is available here Tajikistan, the poorest Eurasian country besides Kyrgyzstan, is also one of the least free countries in a region where democracy generally faces a bleak prospect. Over the course of the last two years, President Emomali Rahmon, who has led the country since 1992,…
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