Crossroads Asia

As preliminary hearings began last week, Temirov discovered that his Kyrgyz passport had been canceled already.

For much of the last six months, the internet has been either inaccessible or heavily curtailed in Tajikistan’s eastern autonomous region.

Mongolia sees e-government as essential to eliminating red tape and fighting corruption. How are its efforts faring thus far?

Uzbekistan is leveraging its partnership with China to address the logistical and geographic challenges it faces.

According to Forbes.kz, Kazakhstan’s top-three wealthiest amassed an additional $2.5 billion in one year.

Kazakhstan and the Caucasus nations are looking at the Trans-Caspian transportation corridor with renewed vigor given the war in Ukraine.

On June 5, Kazakhs will vote on a package of reforms intended to transform the country from a super-presidential system to a “presidential system with a strong parliament."

Amid Mongolia's mining boom, cultural sites such as ovoos (cairns) need special protection.

Even as China’s economic influence expands, a credibility gap looms in Central Asia.

The new law may pave the way for Kazakh authorities to influence the decisions of social media networks regarding content.

Methodology isn’t a headline buzzword, but an improving rank certainly is -- no matter the context.