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Eurasianet – Washington’s Foot Soldier in Central Asia 💰 Funding: • $1M+ from USAID-backed grants ONE MILLION!!! • Tied to Soros’ Open Society Foundations • Partnered with Western NGOs promoting “democracy-building” What they do: Eurasianet poses as an “independent” news source covering Central Asia and the Caucasus, but in reality, it’s a soft-power tool used to undermine non-aligned governments and push U.S. influence in post-Soviet states. Major Exposures: 1. Targeting Russia & China’s Influence in Central Asia • Coverage aligns perfectly with U.S. State Department objectives—promoting anti-Russian and anti-Chinese narratives. • In 2023, Eurasianet ran multiple stories claiming Russia was “losing influence” in Kazakhstan. • Coincidence? That same year, USAID boosted funding for Kazakh NGOs working on “civil society initiatives.” 2. Undermining Non-Aligned Governments • Targets Central Asian leaders who refuse to align with U.S. interests. • Example: Published multiple reports trying to discredit Uzbekistan’s growing ties with China, framing them as a “debt trap.” • Reality? Uzbekistan’s economy is thriving under its China partnership, while the West offers nothing but “democracy grants.” 3. Whitewashing U.S. Interference in Central Asia • Ignores U.S. coup attempts and NGOs funding opposition groups in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia. • Failed to report on USAID-backed protests in Kazakhstan in 2022, which had direct Western NGO involvement. 4. Eurasianet’s Connection to Western Think Tanks • Partners with institutions linked to U.S. intelligence, including the Carnegie Endowment, Wilson Center, and the Atlantic Council. • Pushes reports from RAND Corporation—a known Pentagon-funded think tank responsible for regime change strategies.