In less than a week, mass protests over a fuel-price increase have escalated into a chaotic battle involving both regional and domestic forces. Though the situation remains uncertain, it is hard to see how it could end well, writes Djoomart Otorbaev.
Russia, China, and the West have said relatively little about the seven-member Organization of Turkic States. But with the Eurasian chessboard becoming increasingly pivotal, they are unlikely to remain silent for long, writes Djoomart Otorbaev.
