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Hope and Fear on the Kyrgyz-Tajik Border

Hope and Fear on the Kyrgyz-Tajik Border

By Joe Luc Barnes and Alibek Mukambaev
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are closing in on the conclusion of their long-running border dispute. What does the prospect mean to locals?

OSCE Cancels Tajikistan Parliamentary Election Observation Mission

OSCE Cancels Tajikistan Parliamentary Election Observation Mission

By Catherine Putz
Without guarantees that observers would be accredited, and an apparent lack of engagement by Dushanbe, the OSCE has chosen to cancel its monitoring mission.
After a Secret Trial, Lengthy Sentences for Former Tajik Officials and Politicians

After a Secret Trial, Lengthy Sentences for Former Tajik Officials and Politicians

By Catherine Putz
Given the classified nature of the trial, the details of the alleged plot are unknown.

After 33 Years, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Announce Border Agreement

After 33 Years, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Announce Border Agreement

By Catherine Putz
The two sides say they’ve reached an agreement and fully completed the description of their mutual border. The next steps will be even more difficult.

Door-to-Door: Tajikistan’s Fight Against Radicalization

Door-to-Door: Tajikistan’s Fight Against Radicalization

By Abaigeal Lorge
Dushanbe’s door-to-door policy is part of an almost decade-long campaign to counter radicalization and religious extremism in the country. Is it effective?

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An Alleged Coup Plot and a Secretive Trial in Tajikistan

An Alleged Coup Plot and a Secretive Trial in Tajikistan

By Catherine Putz
The alleged coup plot features every one of President Emomali Rahmon’s personal bêtes noires.

Germany to Deport Another Tajik Group 24 Activist 

Germany to Deport Another Tajik Group 24 Activist 

By Catherine Putz
Over the last decade, Tajikistan has pursued Group 24 activists around the world.
30 Year Sentence for Group 24 Leader in Tajikistan After Forced Disappearance

30 Year Sentence for Group 24 Leader in Tajikistan After Forced Disappearance

By Catherine Putz
A member of the group, also kidnapped from Turkiye earlier this year, was given a 20 year sentence. The exact charges are unknown. 

Tajik ISKP Escalates Threats to Iran and Israel Amid Intensifying Gaza War

Tajik ISKP Escalates Threats to Iran and Israel Amid Intensifying Gaza War

By Uran Botobekov
After October 7, conspiracy theories have gained traction within Central Asian Salafi circles accusing Shias of acting as agents of the Jews in a coordinated effort to undermine Sunni Islam. 

How Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Are Resolving Transport Connectivity Issues

How Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Are Resolving Transport Connectivity Issues

By Nargiza Umarova
Despite the potential for a conflict of interests on the transport and transit track, it is still beneficial for Uzbekistan and Tajikistan to cooperate rather than compete.

Tajikistan’s Winter Electricity Rationing Starts Early

Tajikistan’s Winter Electricity Rationing Starts Early

By Catherine Putz
Typically, rationing in rural areas begins in late October, but this year the state power company announced the start of restrictions on electricity in late September.
Explaining South Korea’s Railway Ambitions in Central Asia

Explaining South Korea’s Railway Ambitions in Central Asia

By Sophia Nina Burna-Asefi
South Korea and Tajikistan signed an agreement recently to start a feasibility study for a rail route that would connect Tajikistan via Afghanistan to routes both east and west.

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