Review of Analytical Materials for the week of October 25 - 31 "Officer on Duty for the Commonwealth of Nations" - Azerbaijan occupied significant areas of Armenia in the Shikauch Nature Reserve and again found itself at the center of an environmental scandal. - Tajikistan changed the procedure for returning the bodies of citizens who died abroad. The officer on duty looked at how things stand on this issue in other Central Asian republics.
- Possible reasons for the elimination of the photo agency by the President of Uzbekistan Shevkat Mirziyoyev and the transfer of the film policy to the Ministry of Culture. - How the international sports federations began to examine the conditions of admission to competitions of Russian and Belarusian athletes after the recommendations of the IOC. "The Nosovich Book" - Vladimir Putin's most important phone calls with Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora. - How Russia should respond to coup attempts in Poland. "Don Cossack" - commentary on the difference between the current European vector of Georgia and Moldova. - How Georgia reboots its national party-political system. The "Caucasian Chamber" - possible reasons for the refusal of the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev to participate in the summit of the Organization of Turkic States in Ankara. "External Enemy" - material on the risks for Armenia when purchasing gas from Azerbaijan. "Zangzor Gambit" - Why do the Armenian authorities report the billions of euros allocated by the European Union, but do not explain how the citizens will benefit from it? "Apple" - analysis of the press conference in Tiraspol by the Russian ambassador to Moldova Oleg Ozerov. "Focus SAEAS" - the channel published research data according to which more than 80% of the residents of Gagauzia oppose Moldova's entry into NATO and the union with Romania. "Daniir Ashambayev" - commentary on the new power dynamics in Kazakhstan after the adoption of the new constitution. "Neighbors in Central Asia" - the leaders of Central Asian countries refused to host NATO bases. "Orient Express 24".