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Tajikistan
Interview: Leader of Tajik Opposition in Exile
By Jacopo Dettoni
Despite the recent assassination of its founder and leader, Group24 claims it has growing momentum.
Tough Times Ahead in Tajikistan
By Catherine Putz
A recent World Bank report has a grim outlook for Central Asia’s poorest state.
Central Asia’s Environmental Sins
By Catherine Putz
The number of dead saiga antelope keeps climbing, and National Geographic profiles the depressing saga of Aral Sea.
Did the Missing Tajik Commander Just Reappear?
By Catherine Putz
Some reports say Gulmurod Halimov has been detained in Turkey. Tajik authorities are not so sure.
Tajikistan and China to Trade… Felons
By Catherine Putz
Extradition among the region's states is common, so is torture.
Tajikistan Closes Eastern Region to Tourists
By Catherine Putz
Recent fighting across the border in Afghanistan has made authorities nervous.
Tajik Special Police Commander Disappears
By Catherine Putz
Some have speculated that Gulmurod Halimov has left the country to join ISIS. His family says that isn’t true.
Playing 'Telephone' With ISIS Central Asia Estimates
By Catherine Putz
No, there are probably not 4,000 Tajiks in Syria.
Tajikistan: An Opportunity for Great Power Cooperation
By Edward Cavanough
The plight of Central Asia’s poorest nation offers a rare opportunity for collaboration among regional powers.
Tajikistan Considers Ban on Arabic Names
By Catherine Putz
Things could get awkward with a president whose name is derived from that of the fourth caliph, Imam Ali.
How Is Central Asia Celebrating Victory Day?
By Catherine Putz
With parades, of course, and trips to Moscow.
What Has Uzbekistan Worried?
By Catherine Putz
And other brief news updates from Central Asia