Tag

Turkmenistan

Page 9 of 23
Turkmenistan Set to Rollback Subsidies for Good

Turkmenistan Set to Rollback Subsidies for Good

By Catherine Putz
As of 2019, according to a recent decree, Ashgabat will no longer provide free electricity, gas, drinking water and salt to its citizens.
Did Tajikistan Just Ditch a Rail Project With Turkmenistan?

Did Tajikistan Just Ditch a Rail Project With Turkmenistan?

By Catherine Putz
Tajikistan once sought to circumvent Uzbekistan with a railway through Afghanistan to Turkmenistan. But Tajik-Uzbek relations are better now.

Caspian Sea Dispute Settled on the Surface

Caspian Sea Dispute Settled on the Surface

By Catherine Putz
The landmark agreement settles some Caspian Sea issues, but leaves others open for further discussion.

Why Central Asia Is Betting on China’s Belt and Road

Why Central Asia Is Betting on China’s Belt and Road

By Umida Hashimova
Central Asian countries are betting on the BRI for long-term benefits, despite the apparent risks.

Settling the Caspian Issue and Realizing the Trans-Caspian Energy Corridor

Settling the Caspian Issue and Realizing the Trans-Caspian Energy Corridor

By Fabio Indeo
Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan’s aims to diversify their energy export markets got a boost recently.
Turkish Company Complains About Turkmenistan's Empty Pockets

Turkish Company Complains About Turkmenistan's Empty Pockets

By Catherine Putz
In a recent Reuters report, a Turkish company claims Ashgabat hasn't paid up for completed contracts.

From Bad to Worse: Press Freedom in Eurasia Continues to Decline

From Bad to Worse: Press Freedom in Eurasia Continues to Decline

By Catherine Putz
Uzbekistan is the only Central Asian country to see improvement, but it's still near the bottom of the rankings.
Uzbekistan Agrees to ‘Take Part’ in TAPI

Uzbekistan Agrees to ‘Take Part’ in TAPI

By Catherine Putz
It’s unclear how Uzbek participation in the pipeline project will manifest.

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.

What is Iran’s Interest in Maintaining Relations With Turkmenistan?

What is Iran’s Interest in Maintaining Relations With Turkmenistan?

By Catherine Putz
Despite an ongoing gas dispute, Iran seems intent on maintaining relations with Turkmenistan.
Kyrgyzstan Out, Central Asia In: Parsing CENTCOM’s 2018 Posture Statement

Kyrgyzstan Out, Central Asia In: Parsing CENTCOM’s 2018 Posture Statement

By Catherine Putz
With a new South Asia strategy guiding operations, how does Central Asia figure into CENTCOM’s activities?

Page 9 of 23