Isolated Turkmenistan Shows Cautious Signs of Opening Up

After gaining independence in 1991, Turkmenistan, under President Saparmurat Niyazov, declared permanent neutrality and became largely closed off, but is now reportedly showing cautious signs of opening.

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vijesti-meSerbian103d ago

Izolovani Turkmenistan pokazuje oprezne znakove otvaranja

Nakon sticanja nezavisnosti od Moskve 1991. godine, predsjednik Saparmurat Nijazov – "Turkmenbaši" ili vođa Turkmena - proglasio je Turkmenistan "trajnom neutralnom državom" i zatvorio ga za većinu posjetilaca, uvodeći jedan od najstrožih viznih režima na svijetu. On je i dalje uglavnom na snazi dvije decenije nakon njegove smrti

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Isolated Turkmenistan Shows Cautious Signs of Opening Up

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