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Would-be asylum seekers from Georgia, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are supposedly targeted.

Economic expert says quick action to develop green economy is needed.

Regional states join forces to contain Mother Nature.

Fortune-telling now a criminal act in Dushanbe.

Details are lacking on work timeline and investment.

Tajik nationals bear brunt of security sweeps.

Maximizing the benefits of Russia’s surprising exodus.

Agreements mark baby steps toward formation of a free-trade zone.

Regional economies experiencing “multiple headwinds.”

Dushanbe’s strategy ignores underlying sources of radicalization.

The Great Game’s got a new name.

Warfare is catalyzing an expansion of authoritarian practices.

Coal addiction in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan fuels regional global warming conundrum.

A partner post from Mediazona.

Virginity tests administered without consent.

Is Uzbekistan engaging in quiet water diplomacy?

Tajikistan has the dirtiest air in the region.

If it is definitively determined that the Moscow atrocity was carried out by ISKP, it would be consistent with the rapid increase in the group's external operations activities as of late.

The interest in the region evinced by international outlets in the post-9/11 period has faded. But ignoring Central Asia could come at a cost.

Schools are thousands of teachers short of requirement; Salaries are dismal, educators are demoralized, children are bored.

In the days since the mass killing at the Crocus City concert hall near Moscow, blameless Tajik migrants across Russia have been subjected to threats, verbal abuse and increased harassment from law enforcement.

There was a large turnout for a public assembly in Almaty held to registered opposition to Putin's rule.

Positive sum > zero sum.

A new way of promoting rule of law.

Officials are guaranteeing up to eight hours of electricity daily, but no more.