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Social Science in the Caucasus sums up a recent talk given in Tbilisi about the state of democracy in Georgia. The blog says that democratization pushed from outside has exacerbated polarization and conflict in local politics.
Samat presents a photo-post on the action to protect the copyright and fight piracy, staged by the Kyrgyzstan's State Patient Service.
Adam writes that journalists, rights advocates and opposition leaders, express concern that Kazakhstan returns to the vicious practice of the Soviet times in treating the dissent.
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I disagree on the thought that lack of constitutional backing of Russian language in the early 90’s was a large contributor to emmigration - people weren’t emmigrating cause they were worried “are we gonna be able to talk russian” but rather because of the economic and cultural reasons.