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800 years after the founding of the Empire and Mongolian troops have finally reached the Atlantic.
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I think Stratfor is being typically dramatic. It’s a crime that people pay them for these kinds of things.
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Nathan is the Founding Editor and Publisher of Registan.net, which he launched in 2003. He was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Uzbekistan 2000-2001 and received his MA in Central Asian Studies from the University of Washington in 2007. Since 2007, he has worked full-time as an analyst, consulting with private and government clients on Central Asian affairs, specializing in how socio-cultural and political factors shape risks and opportunities and how organizations can adjust their strategic and operational plans to account for these variables. Nathan is currently seeking research, analysis, and consulting opportunities. He can be contacted via Twitter or email.
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I don’t really like seeing the links on the frontpage everyday. It takes away from your excellent commentary, the main thing that distinguishes you head and shoulders above other blogs.
If I want to see the news about Central Asia in link form, I’ll go to google news.
I’m not crazy about this link thing either, though the selection has been consistently spot on.
Though, by the way, that news about increased Turkmen gas prices has been denied:
http://turkmenistan.neweurasia.net/?p=71
I suggest just the header: “links for 2006-01-14″ (or whatever date). No need to show the first 5 links or whatever. Just put “read more” and people will know what to do if they want to read the links.