Ingushetia

Paul Goble’s 42 Windows on Eurasia for Jan. 8-13, 2021

1.      Russia among Countries which have Suffered Most from Pandemic, Shelin Says

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2.      Kadir Natho, who Introduced Circassian Nation to Its Diaspora and the World, Dies at 93

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3.      Despite Marxist Hostility to Religion, Believers Managed to Build More than a Few Churches in in Soviet Times, ‘Subjective Guide’ Says

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In the Footsteps of Sykes-Picot Agreement Consequences / When the Student Outshines the Master — Part 2

By: Adel Bashqawi

20 November, 2020

*Part One

mentioned the Sykes-Picot Agreement signed in 1916, between France and Britain with the approval of two false witnesses representing both the Russian Empire and the Kingdom of Italy. The agreement aimed to divide territories, which were an “integral part of the Ottoman Empire,” between the two main signatories. [1]

*Part One [2] Read more →

Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Chechens Turned to Islam to Find Justice But Circassians Already had It, Bzegezhev Says

Paul Goble

            Staunton, October 25 – Russians and other outsiders are accustomed to lumping together all the peoples of the North Caucasus, except for the North Ossetians, as Muslims, but what it means for each of them to be a Muslim varies widely depending on the nature of their cultural code before Islam arrived and whether it provided justice, Askhad Bzegezhev says.

            Writing on Moscow’s Snob portal, the Circassian commentator says he always was struck by the fact that Russians call all Circassians Muslims while none of his relatives, friends or acquaintances go to mosques or wear the hijab or otherwise behave as Russians expect Muslims to (snob.ru/profile/32165/blog/171092/). Read more →

الثلاثاء 4 أغسطس/آب 2020

دور المرأة البارز في الحركات القومية بشمال القوقاز

بول غوبل (Paul Goble)

ترجمة: عادل بشقوي

8 أغسطس/آب 2020

         ستاونتون، 2 أغسطس/آب — لقد انهارت التقاليد الأبوية في العديد من أمم شمال القوقاز، وأخذت عضوات هذه المجتمعات دورًا أكثر بروزًا وأشمل في الحركات القومية هناك، خاصة بين الإنغوش والشركس.

            ومن بين الإنغوش، على سبيل المثال، زريفة سوتيفا (Zarifa Sautiyeva)، وهي ناشطة في مجال الأرشيف، والآن سجينة سياسية معترف بها دوليًا (windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2020/05/zarifa–sautiyeva–ingush–political.html) وإيزابيلا يفلوييفا (Izabella Yevloyeva)، مؤسِّسَة بوابة فورتانغا (Fortanga) المستقلة التي تم إجبارها على الهجرة (windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2020/03/izabella–yevloyeva–another–heroine–of.html). Read more →

Paul Gobles 42 Windows on Eurasia for May 13-18, 2020      

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1.      Abuses in Ingushetia Call Attention to Absence of Russian Law Against Female Mutilation 

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2.      1953 ‘Beria Thaw’ Model for Khrushchev’s Thaw Three Years Later, Emil Pain Says 

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  The Following are Mr. Paul Goble’s Latest 42 Windows on Eurasia for April 1-6, 2020

فيما يلي أحدث 42 نافذة على أوراسيا لـلسيد بول غوبل للمدة من 1 إلى 6 أبريل/نيسان 2020

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1.      Ingush Civil Society Groups Buy Masks for Hospitals, Food and Medicine for the Needy 

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2020/04/ingush-civil-society-groups-buy-masks.html

2.      Economic ‘End of History’ Now Even More Consequential than Political One Fukuyama Spoke of 30 Years Ago, Inozemtsev Says 

windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2020/04/economic-end-of-history-now-even-more.html

3.      Putin Now Faces Plethora of Problems He Can’t Solve with His Accustomed Means, Krasheninnikov Says 

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Tuesday, September 24, 2019

For Russia Now, There are Two North Caucasuses Not One

Paul Goble

            Staunton, September 20 – Many Russians as well as outside observers routinely speak of the North Caucasus as if it were a unified whole when in fact there is a deep divide between its eastern portion which was Islamicized far earlier and remains more Islamic to this day and the western part which has had a different history.

            Indeed, one is almost justified in speaking of two North Caucasuses not one at least in terms of the Russian presence and control and of the nature of national movements and challenges to Moscow. Read more →