Weitere Analysen im Internet zu Turkmenistan

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Innenpolitik

• Turkmenbashi must be stopped now
  von Ilya Milstein, November 2003
• Länderkurzbericht: Turkmenistan
  von amnesty international, Februar 2003
  In der Vergangenheit gab es immer wieder Versuche der turkmenischen Staatsorgane, turkmenische Flüchtlinge unter fingierten Vorwürfen mittels Auslieferungsversuchen aus Russland zurückzuholen. Das ganze Land soll Berichten zufolge unter der strikten Kontrolle des Geheimdienstes stehen, der auch sämtliche Kontakte ins Ausland und zu Ausländern überwachen soll.
• Turkmen Oil and Natural Gas: The Viability of Delivering Prosperity to Global Markets
  von American University
• Services - Markets Opportunities in Turkmenistan
  von US embassy Ashgabat, 19^th July 2001
  Durch staatliche Kontrollen und ein Klima der Nichtwillkommenheit für ausländische Investoren führt die Regierung den sowjetischen Wirtschaftsstil fort.
• Turkmenistan: from Communism to Nationalism by gradual Economic Reform
  von Richard Pomfret, March 2001
  A solution to Turkmenistan's problems with gas and oil exports must include the construction of new pipelines to reduce dependence on the Russian network and the destinations to which this leads
• All Turkmenbashi, All the Time
  von Ted Rall, 08.09.2000

Außenpolitik

• Turkmenistan's policies bring near total isolation, weaken regime
  von Fariz Ismailzade, 22.01.2003
  Turkmenistan's foreign policy has effectively turned the country into a North Korean style hermit kingdom, which is isolated and ignored in the family of nations.
• Russia gains big in Central Asia gas game
  von Sergei Blagov, 12.04.2003
  Moscow has achieved a breakthrough in outplaying the trans-Afghan pipeline plan by bringing virtually all of Turkmenistan's gas into its sphere of influence. On Gurbansoltan 10 (April, according to the Turkmen calendar), the President of Turkmenistan, Saparmurad Niyazov, traveled to Moscow and clinched a major gas deal.
• The Putin – Turkmenbashi Deal of the Century: towards a Eurasian Gas OPEC?
  von Ariel Cohen, Central-Asia Caucasus Institute, 07.05.2003
  Energy experts took the Russian idea of a "Gas OPEC" with a grain of salt. This may be changing: on April 10-11, Russia and Turkmenistan signed a 25-year natural gas agreement which, if successful, is projected to sell 2 trillion cubic meters of gas, bringing the two sides half a trillion dollars in sales over its lifetime.
• The Gas Deal: Niyazov tries to exchange his gas for two Russian citizens
  von Viktoriya Panfilova & Igor Ivanov, 14.04.2003
  

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