Eurasianet

Most of the countries Eurasianet covers were involved in the airlift. Some even contributed troops during the 20-year war.

While encouraging educational exchanges and agricultural innovation, Washington's first ambassador to Turkmenistan found government suspicion overwhelming.

Both sides have suggested they are ready to sit at the table. But they both have set preconditions unacceptable to the other.

Kenesary’s ascendancy to the status of national hero arrived with independence.

The government signals it is taking COVID a bit more seriously, without admitting the virus is running rampant. And Ashgabat gets down to business with the Taliban. This and more in our weekly briefing.

Local designers have been growing their market slowly for years, but the fallout from last year’s war with Azerbaijan has kickstarted the industry.

Political leaders on both sides of the border appear interested in restoring ties after nearly three decades. Kars, on Turkey’s northeastern frontier, has much to gain.

The U.S. Embassy in Dushanbe became a frenetic staging post for the Afghan war in late 2001.

Iran and Georgia considered as alternatives.

Water shortages have inspired all kinds of dark rumors.