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A Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Ends in a Young Woman's Death

A Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan Ends in a Young Woman's Death

By Catherine Putz
Burulai Turdaaly Kyzy was reportedly stabbed to death inside a police station by the man who had abducted her.
The Bishkek Power Plant Saga: Former Kyrgyz Prime Minister Faces Corruption Charges

The Bishkek Power Plant Saga: Former Kyrgyz Prime Minister Faces Corruption Charges

By Catherine Putz
Sapar Isakov stands accused of lobbying for the interests of the Chinese company that modernized the Bishkek power plant.

Copied Free Birds: Plagiarism Allegations Hit Kazakhstan's Government Again

Copied Free Birds: Plagiarism Allegations Hit Kazakhstan's Government Again

By Paolo Sorbello
Complaints about plagiarism and a thirst for free press go hand in hand in Kazakhstan.

China’s Belt and Road Gets a Central Asian Boost

China’s Belt and Road Gets a Central Asian Boost

By Indra Overland and Roman Vakulchuk
Uzbekistan’s transformation will fast-track the new Silk Road.

Kyrgyzstan: Power, Prime Ministers, and Power Plants

Kyrgyzstan: Power, Prime Ministers, and Power Plants

By Catherine Putz
In 2018, both the Bishkek power plant and the Atambayev-Jeenbekov relationship began malfunctioning.
The Full Story Behind China's Gold Mine-Power Plant Swap in Tajikistan

The Full Story Behind China's Gold Mine-Power Plant Swap in Tajikistan

By Dirk van der Kley
The swap is the culmination of a longstanding agreement that began almost a decade ago.

Connecting Asia: Uzbekistan Looks to Capitalize on Central Asia’s Transport Potential

Connecting Asia: Uzbekistan Looks to Capitalize on Central Asia’s Transport Potential

By Zilola Karimova
With new rail projects, Uzbekistan is contributing to the development of transport and trade in Central and South Asia.
Central Asia's Democratic Backslide Continues, Except for Uzbekistan

Central Asia's Democratic Backslide Continues, Except for Uzbekistan

By Catherine Putz
Three states in Central Asia marked declines in the 2018 Nations in Transit report; but Uzbekistan logged its first improvement since 2005.

The Rise of Regionalism in Central Asia?

The Rise of Regionalism in Central Asia?

By Yi Da Jeremy Ng
Despite shared history, Central Asia has long lacked regional cohesion. That could be changing.

Kok Boru and Nowruz in Kyrgyzstan

Kok Boru and Nowruz in Kyrgyzstan

By Nicholas Muller
The highly anticipated traditions of Nowruz converge with Kyrgyzstan’s most important sport, Kok Boru, to usher in the new year.

Where in the World Is Berdy This Week? (Hint: Not Astana)

Where in the World Is Berdy This Week? (Hint: Not Astana)

By Catherine Putz
Turkmenistan’s president is not going to Astana on March 15 because he’ll be returning from another, more important, trip.
All Together Now: Central Asia's Leaders Set to Meet in Astana

All Together Now: Central Asia's Leaders Set to Meet in Astana

By Catherine Putz
Central Asia's presidents -- minus one -- will gather in Astana March 15-16 to discuss regional issues.

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