Kyrgyzstan is a product of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, born under the auspices of self-determination and a capitalist economy, in line with post-cold war’s end-of-history expectations. Among neighboring Central Asian countries, Kyrgyzstan is the only democracy in the region. Now, 31 years later, we see in this small and mountainous region the elementary […]
  • knfrmity@lemmygrad.ml
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    1 year ago

    The author and maybe website are a bit too Maoist in my opinion, but there’s some good information and analysis in the article.

    This line in particular made me chuckle, especially with the one current thread here about centrists just being conservative liberals.

    When it comes to nationalism, why should electors choose weak, liberal versions when they can vote for the real thing?