September 26, 2024
A weekly review of news and analysis of elections in Eurasia, usually posted on Thursdays and occasionally updated throughout the week.
Independence Square in Balti, Moldova. Photo credit: Wikimedia/Avereanu (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Upcoming Eurasia Elections
Kazakhstan Referendum on Nuclear Power Plant: October 6, 2024
Diana Kruzman, Meduza (September 19, 2024): Scarred by Soviet-era nuclear testing, Kazakhstan is poised to embrace atomic energy — with help from Russia
Moldova Presidential Election and Referendum on Joining the EU: October 20, 2024
Alexander Tanas, Reuters (September 25, 2024): Eleven candidates, including incumbent, to compete in Moldova presidential vote
Madalin Necsutu, Balkan Insight (September 24, 2024): Moldova Bars Fugitive Oligarch Shor’s Party From EU Referendum
Alexander Tanas, Reuters (September 20, 2024): Sandu launches Moldova re-election bid, referendum campaign on joining EU
Georgia Parliamentary Elections: October 26, 2024
Carnegie Endowment (September 25, 2024): Is Georgia Headed for Another Revolution?
Dalibor Rohac, The Bulwark (September 23, 2024): Georgia’s Last Chance for Freedom
Eurasianet (September 23, 2024): Georgia denying entry to politically oriented foreign journalists
Ani Chkhikvadze, Voice of America (September 22, 2024): Exclusive: US officials say sanctions against pro-Russian former Georgian PM are ready to go
Reuters (September 20, 2024): EU May Suspend Visa-Free Travel for Georgians if Election Not Free and Fair
JAMnews (September 20, 2024): “The EU did not recognize the elections in Belarus. I hope it doesn’t come to this in Georgia either,” – EU Ambassador
Nate Ostiller, Kyiv Independent (September 19, 202): Georgian leader’s ‘apology’ for 2008 war could be a win for Russia, experts say
Uzbekistan Parliamentary and Local Elections: October 27, 2024
Martin Banks, Modern Diplomacy (September 25, 2024): Uzbekistan: Next few years “vital” for country on its “post-Soviet journey”
Kamol Ismailov, Trend (September 20, 2024): Uzbekistan’s Central Election Commission registers parliamentary candidates
Belarus Presidential Election: Due in 2025
Artyom Shraibman, Carnegie Endowment (September 23, 2024): Why Is Belarus Freeing Political Prisoners?
Elections On Deck
Eurasia This Week: September 26, 2024
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September 26, 2024
A weekly review of news and analysis of elections in Eurasia, usually posted on Thursdays and occasionally updated throughout the week.
Upcoming Eurasia Elections
Kazakhstan Referendum on Nuclear Power Plant: October 6, 2024
Diana Kruzman, Meduza (September 19, 2024): Scarred by Soviet-era nuclear testing, Kazakhstan is poised to embrace atomic energy — with help from Russia
Moldova Presidential Election and Referendum on Joining the EU: October 20, 2024
Alexander Tanas, Reuters (September 25, 2024): Eleven candidates, including incumbent, to compete in Moldova presidential vote
Madalin Necsutu, Balkan Insight (September 24, 2024): Moldova Bars Fugitive Oligarch Shor’s Party From EU Referendum
Alexander Tanas, Reuters (September 20, 2024): Sandu launches Moldova re-election bid, referendum campaign on joining EU
Georgia Parliamentary Elections: October 26, 2024
Carnegie Endowment (September 25, 2024): Is Georgia Headed for Another Revolution?
Dalibor Rohac, The Bulwark (September 23, 2024): Georgia’s Last Chance for Freedom
Eurasianet (September 23, 2024): Georgia denying entry to politically oriented foreign journalists
Ani Chkhikvadze, Voice of America (September 22, 2024): Exclusive: US officials say sanctions against pro-Russian former Georgian PM are ready to go
Reuters (September 20, 2024): EU May Suspend Visa-Free Travel for Georgians if Election Not Free and Fair
JAMnews (September 20, 2024): “The EU did not recognize the elections in Belarus. I hope it doesn’t come to this in Georgia either,” – EU Ambassador
Nate Ostiller, Kyiv Independent (September 19, 202): Georgian leader’s ‘apology’ for 2008 war could be a win for Russia, experts say
Uzbekistan Parliamentary and Local Elections: October 27, 2024
Martin Banks, Modern Diplomacy (September 25, 2024): Uzbekistan: Next few years “vital” for country on its “post-Soviet journey”
Kamol Ismailov, Trend (September 20, 2024): Uzbekistan’s Central Election Commission registers parliamentary candidates
Belarus Presidential Election: Due in 2025
Artyom Shraibman, Carnegie Endowment (September 23, 2024): Why Is Belarus Freeing Political Prisoners?
Elections On Deck
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