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The Kremlin shed no tears for Mr Bakiyev, whom it saw as two-faced and greedy.
ECONOMIST: Russia and its neighbourhood
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However, his replacement, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, soon started following the fashion among regional leaders.
ECONOMIST: Kyrgyzstan
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More recently, Mr Lukashenka has decided to shelter Kurmanbek Bakiyev, the overthrown authoritarian leader of Kyrgyzstan, who is loathed by Moscow.
ECONOMIST: Russia and its neighbourhood
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Last week President Dmitry Medvedev hosted Kyrgyzstan's President Kurmanbak Bakiyev in Moscow.
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The government's case is bolstered by a recording posted on YouTube in mid-May, purporting to be of a telephone conversation involving Maksim Bakiyev.
ECONOMIST: Kyrgyzstan
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The Kyrgyz order became effective on Friday when President Kurmanbek Bakiyev reportedly signed legislation that the parliament in Bishkek backed on Thursday, the Pentagon said.
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Mr Lukashenka would not sell Belarusian refineries to Russian firms, he refused to recognise the independence of the breakaway Georgian provinces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, and he sheltered Mr Bakiyev.
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The country of Kyrgyzstan is in the midst of a revolution as former President Kurmanbek Bakiyev is in hiding and its Prime Minister and the rest of the Kyrgyzstan government has resigned.
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As he announced the base closure Tuesday, Bakiyev said he was not satisfied with the inquiry into the accident and his government's "inability to provide security to its citizens" was proving a serious concern.
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Kyrgyzstan was once seen as the most stable and liberal of the ex-Soviet Central Asian republics but it descended into turmoil in 2005 when a popular revolt ejected President Askar Akayev and brought Kurmanbek Bakiyev to power.
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Mr Bakiyev is also in exile.
ECONOMIST: Kyrgyzstan