Belarus

The states of the former USSR have taken divergent paths -- some congratulating, some condemning -- in response to the election and protests in Belarus.

One day, a note of congrats for Lukashenko; the next a note of protest because Lukashenko appeared with a wanted former Kyrgyz prime minister.

Once again, U.S. foreign policy engagements elsewhere in the world are truncated because of trouble in the Middle East.

The CSTO gathered in Bishkek and then the Central Asian presidents met in Tashkent this week.

Does a rising road lift all cargo trucks?

An agreement slated for September 2019 hopes to ensure equal pension rights across the EAEU.

It's a he-said, he-said situation but the meaning is clear: All is not well in the CSTO

Batka don’t take no mess: Belarus’ Lukashenko threatens rail transit from Asia to Europe.

Oh yeah, that...how’s that going?

The action star has a long history of involvement in Eurasian affairs.

There “is little to inspire confidence that the Eurasian project is capable of delivering on its grand promises.”