The ‘tulip revolution’ raised hopes that Kyrgyzstan would become Central Asia’s democratic holdout. Those hopes were premature. From openDemocracy.
The ‘tulip revolution’ raised hopes that Kyrgyzstan would become Central Asia’s democratic holdout. Those hopes were premature. From openDemocracy.
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