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Breaking Ground

Anniversary Exclusive: Success Stories

By: theriptidemagazine June 30, 2020June 30, 2020

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By The Editors

In the spirit of the theme Breaking Ground, we interviewed various professionals from diverse fields who have, in their respective ways, traversed uncharted territory. Each of their stories deals with successes, losses, sacrifices, and most importantly: lessons.

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Turkmenistan – The Politics of Isolation

By Rayomand Bhacka

Why is a repressive and authoritarian rule so deeply entrenched and why have the Turkmenistan citizens experienced a total absence of liberalism?