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Tajikistan
Twin Attacks in Tajikistan Highlight Tensions
By Catherine Putz
Updates on the unfolding situation in Tajikistan
Welcome to Planet Tajikistan
By Catherine Putz
Where the planet isn’t completely real and the press releases don’t matter.
Tajik Leader in China, Building Roads
By Catherine Putz
Dushanbe needs Chinese investment to fix its deteriorating highway system.
Tajikistan Arrests 14 For Allegedly Hoisting an ISIS Flag
By Catherine Putz
Authorities are pointing at members of the IRPT, though there doesn't seem to be much evidence.
Under Threat: Art, Politics and History in Central Asia
By Catherine Putz
A few good reads for the weekend.
Tajik Authorities Close Opposition Political Office
By Catherine Putz
The Tajik government’s pressure on the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan is nothing new.
What’s Driving Change in Central Asia’s Car Industry?
By Bradley Jardine and Greindl Sibylle
The automobile industry can tell us a great deal about Central Asia’s economies.
Tajikistan, Turkey and the Gülen Movement
By Samantha Brletich
Why the closure of seven charter schools in Tajikistan has regional implications.
Is Turkmenistan Opening Up?
By Catherine Putz
Berdimuhamedov sure has had a lot of visitors this year.
Tajikistan Asks Russia to Extradite Opposition Members
By Catherine Putz
Seven men, allegedly members of Group 24, are likely to be sent back to Tajikistan to face trial.
Who Controls the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan?
By Catherine Putz
Also, what’s it like being a “dealmaker” in “the Stans” and other must-reads.
Uzbekistan Passes Law To Strip Citizenship From Terrorists
By Catherine Putz
Tajikistan has also similarly amended its laws to allow for revocation of citizenship.