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The mass incarceration of Muslims in China is increasingly a Kazakhstan story.

Huawei, a Chinese tech giant increasingly sanctioned in the West, is in talks with the Armenian government to install its controversial “Smart City” technology.

Satellite images show a complex of around two dozen buildings on the border.

Russia and China are two key players in a new Eurasia. A new book argues that this supercontinent is the most salient feature of an emerging new world order.

Kazakhs who are safe in Kazakhstan say their relatives in China have been freed from reeducation camps, in some cases, only to be recaptured.

The good news for Ashgabat is that the export slump appears to have tailed off. But Turkmenistan’s dependence on China remains overwhelming.

Demonstrators are demanding more efforts to what they say is an unsustainable inflow of Chinese laborers.

Earlier this months, hundreds gathered in Bishkek to protest developments in Xinjiang.

Askar Yunus worked at the Academy of Social Sciences of Xinjiang.

The country's lively civil society is unlikely to be so circumspect.

On casual strolls through the backstreets of Xinjiang’s major cities, I have seen padlocked doors and piles of rubble where mosques long stood.

Astana buys Beijing's talk of ethnic Kazakhs serving as a "living bridge."

Opponents of the move worry it will lead to an influx of unregistered laborers

Compared to their peers, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are on a borrowing spree.

A dashing pop singer from Kazakhstan is a hit in China.

Kazakhstan is trying an ethnic Kazakh from China for illegally crossing the border. The case threatens to aggravate nationalist views of the powerful neighbor.

It’s not hard to spot the ethno-racial profiling Chinese authorities use to clamp down on Uighur resistance.