We have started to collect the most important news related to Turkmenistan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Turkmenistan and China agree to build a pipeline to sell the energy-hungry Chinese Turkmen natural gas.
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The bodies of seven Turkmen aid workers are found in Afghanistan after their helicopter crashed in January.
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France denies allegations by Turkmenistan that one of its diplomats issued a "spy" with a secret video camera.
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Russian gas firm Gazprom agrees to pay 54% more for natural gas exports from Turkmenistan.
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A Radio Liberty journalist dies in prison in Turkmenistan with reported injuries to her head, the station says.
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The European Parliament is praised for not pursuing a trade agreement with Turkmenistan on human rights grounds.
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Turkmen President Niyazov says he is to pardon more than 10,000 prisoners in an annual amnesty.
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The Turkmen president opens a book-shaped building for the free media, in a country where journalism is tightly controlled.
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President Saparmurat Niyazov, who created a personality cult in the gas-rich Central Asian country, dies suddenly.
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The international community urges stability in Turkmenistan following the death of its authoritarian leader.
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