In a country where “Israel” and “Jew” are often conflated, Turkish Jews grow increasingly concerned by official anti-Semitic statements. More from The Times of Israel.
Tag Archives: Eurasia
Defying ban by Moscow court, activists march in Pride parade, leading to at least 16 arrests. More from Deutsche Welle.
Strattling a disputed border, the Ossetian community struggles to save its dying language. More from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
Remittances to Tajikistan plummet 40% as Russia’s economic downturn impacts migrant workers, sending men home to a country with poor economic prospects for them. More from EurasiaNet.
A branch of the Armenian Apostolic Church sues the Turkish government to reclaim a major religious center seized during the WWI-era anti-Armenian pogroms. More from EurasiaNet.
Kazakhstan strikes down anti-gay “propaganda” law ahead of bid for 2022 Winter Olympics. More from EurasiaNet.
A community grows in Russia for parents and their gay children, providing a space for discussion and sharing in a country where such dialogue could land them in jail. More from The Guardian.
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