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Forcing traders to keep prices low will not fix the problem, he said.

While foreigners pay for Tajikistan’s roads, elite insiders reap the rewards.

Tashkent appears to have hardened its line on the issue.

Nur-Sultan says the Eurasian Economic Union should not be politicized.

A driver who dies because of their own mistake will now be deemed to have committed suicide.

Thomas Mayne talks about new anti-corruption legislation in the U.S. and UK and his work investigating "rule by theft" in Central Asia.

The report examines two failed promises on the Belt and Road.

Diverting 315 million cubic meters could help Kazakhstan avoid a summer of drought.

The prime minister credits his government but ignores inflation.

Some suspect that Ankara may be involved, although there is no evidence yet for that claim.