Eurasia Security Watch: No. 358
Iran stumbles in SCO bid;
Turkmenistan takes sides;
Pushing back against Kyrgyzstan's new media law;
Georgia in the balance
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Russia's secret nuclear city;
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China's answer to U.S. lasers;
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Space assets and the fight against ISIS;
Another step forward for Iron Dome;
Railguns becoming a reality;
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Ukraine’s New Guard
You could say that Serhiy Kvit is a man on a mission. The soft-spoken 50-year-old former journalist may no longer be Ukraine's minister of education and science, having stepped down from that post back in April as part of a governmental reshuffle that accompanied the resignation of controversial Prime Minister Arsenii Yatsenyuk. But he nonetheless remains at the forefront of the fight for the intellectual future of his country.