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Are Balkan and Eurasian countries less affected by the global financial crisis than USA and EU?
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October 14, 2009
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Anna Tsurkan
Anna Tsurkan
Last winter, hundreds of thousands of Tajik citizens shivered in the dark as the country experienced widespread shortages of heating and electricity. The situation may end up being substantially worse in 2009, World Bank officials are warning.
November 14, 2008
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Dusan Lopusina
Dusan Lopusina
Kazakhstan expects to put the final touches on its fiscal stabilization plan by November 25. One of the government’s top priorities is shoring up the country’s wobbly banking sector.
November 13, 2008
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Dusan Lopusina
Dusan Lopusina
A financial catastrophe is looming for Central Asia’s poorest countries, as migrant workers in the once booming powerhouses of Russia and Kazakhstan are having increasing trouble finding work, and are thus unable to send cash back to loved ones in impover
November 11, 2008
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Dusan Lopusina
Dusan Lopusina
It is boom time in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan: the skyline is dense with cranes and high-rise buildings, and the streets of the port city on the Caspian Sea are clogged with luxury shops and traffic. Oil revenue has fueled the country's growth. Evide
November 5, 2008
author
Dusan Lopusina
Dusan Lopusina