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Catherine Putz
Catherine Putz is managing editor of The Diplomat.
Catherine (Katie) Putz is managing editor of The Diplomat.
She manages the monthly magazine as well as writing on Central Asia and Afghanistan. She writes on politics, security and culture in former Soviet spaces, particularly where they link to greater Asia. Katie also co-hosts The Diplomat’s Asia Geopolitics Podcast.
Katie is a graduate of the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce at the University of Kentucky, where she studied international security and Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, where she majored in history with a focus on U.S. diplomatic and conflict history. Previously, Katie worked in several positions at the Atlantic Council and as a communications consultant at the World Bank. She is a member of the Military Writers Guild and the National Press Club.

September 04, 2024
Resurrecting the USSR via Telegram? Uzbek Man Sentenced for Engagement With Soviet Revanchists
By Catherine Putz

September 04, 2024
Kyrgyzstan’s Kloop Denied on Final Appeal, Liquidation Order Stands
By Catherine Putz

September 04, 2024
Kazakhstan Sets Date for Nuclear Power Plant Referendum
By Catherine Putz

September 01, 2024
Amin Saikal on the United States’ Many Mistakes in Afghanistan
By Catherine Putz

August 30, 2024
US Transferring Afghan Aircraft to Uzbek Control
By Catherine Putz

August 28, 2024
Kyrgyzstan Considers Fines for Spreading ‘False Information’
By Catherine Putz

August 28, 2024
Human Rights Watch Report Highlights Unjustified ‘Financing Terrorism’ Restrictions in Kazakhstan
By Catherine Putz

August 27, 2024
Threat Multiplier: Sherri Goodman on Climate and Global Security
By Catherine Putz

August 27, 2024
Afghanistan Under the Taliban: 3 Years On
By Ankit Panda and Catherine Putz

August 21, 2024
Uzbekistan Forges Ahead, Deepening Relations With Taliban-ruled Afghanistan
By Catherine Putz

August 16, 2024
‘No to the Taliban!’ Afghans Gather in Washington to Demand Action
By Catherine Putz
