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Turkmenistan
Turkmenistan’s Insecurity Nexus
By Bradley Jardine
When Ashgabat's elites perceive themselves as vulnerable, violent crackdowns and repression ensues.
US Breaks Ground on New Embassy in Turkmenistan
By Catherine Putz
When is a building, just a building?
Turkmenistan Pushes Ahead on TAPI Pipeline
By Micha'el Tanchum
The Central Asia country is hoping to outpace post-sanctions Iran.
Turkmenistan Holds 14-Year Old Hostage
By Catherine Putz
Geldy Kyarizov's daughter and sister-in-law remain barred from leaving the country, a ploy to ensure Kyarizov's return.
Offshore Turkmenistan: ‘Sultanism’ in the Construction Industry
By Bradley Jardine
Ashgabat's construction boom benefits a very select few.
What Happened to Turkmenistan’s Tiger Economy?
By Casey Michel
The tiger of Ashgabat, if it ever was, is no more.
Imports of German Cars Stopped at Turkmen Border
By Catherine Putz
BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz have reportedly been added to the list of banned car imports.
Is Turkmenistan Opening Up?
By Catherine Putz
Berdimuhamedov sure has had a lot of visitors this year.
Why Is All the News From Central Asia Bad, Weird or Ugly?
By Catherine Putz
Because when governments try to clamp down on bad news, they prevent good news from surfacing. All that’s left is ugly news.
Turkmenistan: TAPI Announcement Yet Another Disappointment
By Casey Michel
In choosing a domestic firm to lead the pipeline project, Ashgabat raises questions about future momentum.
TAPI Pipeline Project Limps Ahead With Ownership Largely Sorted Out
By Ankit Panda
The Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India pipeline's 22nd Steering Committee meeting resolved a central issue.
Turkmen Leader Makes First Visit to Kyrgystan
By Catherine Putz
Shocking no one, energy was the main topic of discussion.