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Chinese Road Constructors Are Threat To Reptiles In Tajikistan

Posted by Vadim | in Environment, Future | on July 9th, 2007
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In Tajikistan in Varzob gorge a Chinese company is building a road. Chinese are famous for their exotic cuisine in the whole world. In Tajikistan this food seems strange to people but it does not withhold them from selling snakes and turtles to Chinese road-constructors (rus). The local environementalists are raising concerns because the local population […]

No Graduation Parties And Hijabs In Universities

Posted by Vadim | in Tradition, Culture, Oddities | on July 4th, 2007
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Nowadays all of Tajik society is obsessed with “social reforms” on the regulation of traditions and customs, says st_george (rus). It looks like a great competition. Obviously, the governmental officials and those who head the key organizations in the country are the first who want to gain the lead in the competition in order […]

neweurasia reader survey

Posted by Administrator | in Blogosphere | on July 3rd, 2007
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If you’re a frequent visitor to our homebase, you will have seen our intrusive campaign to get people fill in our survey. Now, if you haven’t seen this yet, please consider taking some minutes to tell us what you think about us and what we might do better in the future. For those making […]

Nurek: Hydropower Giant

Posted by Vadim | in Environment, Energy, Electricity, Economy | on July 1st, 2007
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The article by Clive Nigel at Eurasianet about Nurek dam is worth of mentioning. There are some beautiful pictures accompanying the article. It is one of the biggest reservoirs of fresh water in Central Asia. Nurek is not only about water but also electricity. I did not know but the author says that it supports […]