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  1. Has Lukashenka managed to keep Russia at bay for a long time to come? Or will the Kremlin step up the pressure for integration with Belarus? Executive Editor Kiryl Sukhotski joins host to discuss.

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  2. Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin has said that an annual investment forum in Sochi has also been postponed due to the outbreak.

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  3. Zelenskiy says compensation of $80,000 per victim that Iran is offering after shootdown of passenger jet is "too little." "[H]uman life is not measured by money, but we will push for more."

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  4. Bulgarian gambling czar Vasil Bozhkov has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates on charges he is facing at home of tax fraud, attempted bribery, and organized crime.

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  5. Al-Qaeda's branch in Yemen claims responsibility for fatal shooting in December at U.S. naval base in Florida, but offers no evidence that it was tied to the attack in which aviation student from the Saudi Air Force killed three people.

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  6. Two Ukrainian military personnel were killed and four wounded over the weekend in the Donbas conflict zone. More than 110 Ukrainian service members were killed in 2019. Photo: a pro-Russian fighter in a dugout near Staromykhailivka, Donetsk oblast.

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  7. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives in Uzbekistan, scheduled to take part in meeting with his counterparts from the five former Soviet Central Asian states later today.

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  8. For the governments and people of Central Asia the virus that is spreading through neighboring China is a source of great concern. Listen to this week's Majlis Podcast for a discussion of what they're doing about it:

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  9. Tajikistan's state prosecutor has confirmed that it detained independent journalist Daler Sharifov on extremism charges.

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  10. A man who fled Moldova's breakaway Transdniester region in 2015 with horrific allegations of hazing and torture in the region's paramilitary organization was abducted in December and returned to his base after being held incommunicado for nearly a month.

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  11. A range of anti-government protests took place in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, on February 1.

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  12. RFE/RL interviewed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during his visit to Kazakhstan. He discussed U.S. policies on Central Asia and China's oppression of minorities, but also press freedom in the world in the wake of the exclusion of a reporter from his traveling press pool.

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  13. One tunnel down and 46 to go as Tajikistan plows ahead with work on its part of the Turkmenistan-China gas pipeline.

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  14. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has lauded what he said were "real reforms" in Kazakhstan, saying Washington was "here to help" in the oil-rich country's "transformation."

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  15. 7.5% of land used for farming in the EU is farmed organically.

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    Interesting exchange between Secretary Pompeo and Aigerim Toleukhanova of Radio Azattyq in Kazakhstan.

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  17. When asked by RFE/RL's Kazakh Service what kind of message an NPR reporter's removal from his pool sends to countries with a poor record when it comes to press freedoms, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo replied, "It is a perfect message about press freedoms."

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  18. Asked by RFE/RL's Kazakh Service whether the removal of an NPR journalist from his pool came in retaliation to his confrontational interview with NPR journalist Mary Louise Kelly, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo denied that the interview was confrontational (2):

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  19. Asked by RFE/RL's Kazakh Service whether the removal of an NPR journalist from his pool came in retaliation to his confrontational interview with NPR journalist Mary Louise Kelly, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo denied that the interview was confrontational (1):

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    Exhausted but I did my part - asked questions that need answers. See tomorrow on / a full interview with US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo.

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