Crossroads Asia

Medvedev has since deleted the social media post and blamed hackers.

The blocking and unblocking of certain social media platforms over the last year stems from a data localization law signed in January 2021.

Prominent Pamiri activists and figures have been pursued by the authorities through a variety of means, with those in Russia seemingly at the greatest risk of extradition or rendition.

Solar energy may be a great solution to the climate change problem, but local communities must benefit first. 

Although Ashgabat has resumed limited flights to Russia and the UAE, there are still no regular public flights to and from Turkey.

Turkmenistan’s cotton industry relies on forced labor, but despite boycotts and bans goods produced from Turkmen cotton continue to reach global markets.

Given the increasingly prominent role of Islam in Uzbekistan's society, Muslim leaders felt it necessary to chime in on the recent protests.

The Trans-Afghan railway project is gathering momentum as Uzbekistan seeks access to Pakistan's ports. But can the project overcome security, geographic, and financial hurdles?

The world has changed profoundly since the last Central Asian Consultative Meeting, yet the new regional grouping carries on.

Four months into Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s presidency much remains the same, but there have been changes too.

As climate change hits Central Asia, China needs to be a team player regarding water.

The assassination of the former prime minister was a shock to Mongolia, given his immense contributions in bolstering the bilateral relationship.