Half-sitting at the confetti-covered table, we scavenge over the remains of Olivier salad, while trying to sober up and recover the memory of what just happened, and prepare for what’s going to come next? In this two-part issue, we share our 20 notes from 2020, and try to extrapolate what is in store in 2021.
Things seem to be going back to a regular pace, more together and focused in light of potential discords and worries over the looming second wave of the pandemic.
Now that the worst is behind them, the Stans, with thanks to the help of their friends, slowly get back to business. And in so doing, some are making a ruckus.
The boat continues rocking, and most Central Asian states realise that and lockdowns are no longer a viable option to tackle the COVID-19 spread, choosing economic health and relying on support from reliable friends instead.
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On one of the most important holidays of the year for the region, Central Asia is still fighting hard to keep problems at bay and recover from the COVID-19 calamity.