"to a private horse breeder from the Republic of Estonia, internationally recognised veterinarian Kaido Puuseppe." @mariannemikko @CedawUn
In Turkmenistan we say, "Man, horse, dog, then woman, then rat." There is no law against domestiс violence #Turkmenistan @OHCHR_CentrAsia progres.online/category/repo…
The e-visa website is not working #Turkmenistan Meanwhile, "the State Migration Service of Turkmenistan informs applicants directly about any changes regarding their applications, so they do not need to worry about their status, and they can make payments on their own. He added that upon arrival, foreign delegates were provided by the organizers with SIM cards offering unlimited internet access, ensuring they could stay in touch with their families throughout the forum" turkmenportal.com/en/news/10…
It is actually a different web page address now, the different address from what the government shared initially. Journalists, researchers please apply and tell the story! #Turkmenistan evisa.migration.gov.tm/web/v…
Trying to find reliable Turkmen data #Turkmenistan eurasianet.org/why-turkmenis…
Replying to @OnlineProgres
On September 11, 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board found Turkmenistan in breach of its obligations under Article VIII, Section 5 of the IMF's Articles of Agreement for failing to provide key economic data, such as international reserves, gold holdings, and balance of payments #Turkmenistan imf.org/en/news/articles/202…
There was also no people who died from #сovid in Turkmenistan according to @WHO and @OHCHR_CentrAsia #Turkmenistan
IMF: The Board found that Turkmenistan has not provided key required data, including information on
international reserve assets, official holdings of gold and foreign exchange, and a complete balance of payments.
It concluded that the continued non-provision of data could not be explained by a lack of capacity and therefore constitutes a breach of Turkmenistan’s obligations under Article VIII, Section 5 #Turkmenistan imf.org/en/news/articles/202…
Turkmenistan’s updated agricultural loan rules offer heavily subsidized 1% interest rates and up to 10-year terms for machinery, water-saving tech, and livestock projects. While this is generally beneficial for access to capital, the country’s parallel (black market) exchange rate distorts foreign-currency loans, equipment imports, and real cost calculations. Loans issued and calculated based on the official rate do not reflect the true market cost of imported goods #Turkmenistan Access to official-rate hard currency is rationed. Farmers forced to source foreign exchange and equipment via the parallel market face real-world equipment costs.
The first sentence tells you all about the media censorship in Turkmenistan (Turkmens are made only for good news) #Turkmenistan
Capacity is insufficient to safeguard the long-term survival of wildlife in Turkmenistan progres.online/society/envir…
The government restricted the free exchange of foreign currencies in 2016 and as a result, the dual exchange rate was established: the official exchange rate and the black-market exchange rate. The dual exchange rate regime has had deleterious effects on the welfare of the general population and negatively impacted the business climate and the foreign direct investment inflows #Turkmenistan progres.online/economy/polic…













