monthly review

From 1995 to 2002, the global economy was struck successively by crises that developed in Mexico, countries in Southeast Asia, Russia, Argentina, and Turkey. ..

turkey: normalizing the state of emergency

The end of Turkey's state of emergency should have been good sign for human rights, and the law makes clear that the government's plan is to end it in name, said Hugh Williamson, Europe and Central Asia at Human Rights Watch.. The government should scrap this law restore human rights and the rule..

social hostilities involving religion

Ten of the 30 countries with high social hostilities also were in Asia-Pacific, including populous countries such as Iran, Turkey, Burma, Vietnam and Thailand. These numbers are disproportionately high given that Asia-Pacific accounts for about a quarter of the 198 countries and..

they’re only sleeping

Then, for more than sixty years, Central Asia was cut off from contact with the outside world, as the Soviet Union closed its borders with Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and, later, China. ..

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