http://kyrgyzstan.neweurasia.net/2006/03/16/celebrating-the-revolution/ neweurasia\\\'s Kyrgyzstan blog Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:22:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 http://kyrgyzstan.neweurasia.net/2006/03/16/celebrating-the-revolution/#comment-82 www.neweurasia.net - Blogging Central Asia and the Caucasus » Blog Archive » Voices from Central Asia and the Caucasus Sun, 19 Mar 2006 20:07:28 +0000 http://kyrgyzstan.neweurasia.net/2006/03/16/celebrating-the-revolution/#comment-82 [...] Kyrgyzstan: Edil Baisalov, President of the Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society in Kyrgyzstan, recently started his own blog. In one of his latest posts, he carries an extensive summary of a lecture given at the American University in Bishkek by Bakyt Beshimov about the foreign policy aims of Kyrgyzstan (Link in Russian). Kyrgyzstan Student Blog, a new bi-lingual blog featuring law students from Karakol and Bishkek is now up and running. In the blog’s first post, Sandro is very critical of President Kurmanbek Bakiev. Amira of The Golden Road to Samarqand posted some impressions of everyday life in Bishkek. On neweurasia, Claire has several posts on commemorating the ‘Tulip Revolution’ that toppled Askar Akaev from power one year ago. Is the anniversary really a reason to celebrate? Read here, here, and here to get the full insight. [...] […] Kyrgyzstan: Edil Baisalov, President of the Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society in Kyrgyzstan, recently started his own blog. In one of his latest posts, he carries an extensive summary of a lecture given at the American University in Bishkek by Bakyt Beshimov about the foreign policy aims of Kyrgyzstan (Link in Russian). Kyrgyzstan Student Blog, a new bi-lingual blog featuring law students from Karakol and Bishkek is now up and running. In the blog’s first post, Sandro is very critical of President Kurmanbek Bakiev. Amira of The Golden Road to Samarqand posted some impressions of everyday life in Bishkek. On neweurasia, Claire has several posts on commemorating the ‘Tulip Revolution’ that toppled Askar Akaev from power one year ago. Is the anniversary really a reason to celebrate? Read here, here, and here to get the full insight. […]

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