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From Consultations to Action: Central Asia at a Crossroads

The leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan met in the Caspian resort of Avaza, Turkmenistan, on October 8, 2026, for the...

Dushanbe trades a limited amnesty for the closure of its UN case

The UN Human Rights Council has ended its confidential review of the situation in Tajikistan after Emomali Rahmon's government reported unspecified “measures and commitments.”...

Turkmenistan-Uzbekistan-Tajikistan Corridor as a Possible Game Changer for China and Central Asia

The U.S. naval blockade of Iran has exposed a critical vulnerability in China’s trans-Eurasian transport network. As a result, freight traffic between Xi'an and...

The Invisible Wall Blocking Industrialization: Case of Tajikistan

Despite cotton’s long-standing role in Tajikistan’s economy, efforts to upgrade the textile sector have repeatedly stalled. The obstacle is neither a simple shortage of...

Afghan Taliban Pledge Border Cooperation After Deadly Attacks on Chinese Workers in Tajikistan

Afghanistan’s Taliban administration said it will tighten border security and coordinate with Tajikistan following attacks on Chinese nationals in Tajik territory. Tajik authorities reported...

Three Chinese Nationals Killed in Cross-Border Drone Attack on Tajikistan

China confirmed that three of its citizens were killed and another injured in an armed attack on Tajikistan’s southern Khatlon province, near the Afghan...

Regional Connectivity: Tajikistan’s Race to Finish CASA-1000 by 2026

The CASA-1000 project (Central Asia–South Asia power transmission line) is a landmark energy initiative aiming to bridge two regions. It was launched in the...

Different Paths of Development in South Asia

Taliban commander Mawlawi Mansouri has stated that Afghanistan is ready to conquer Tajikistan. A high-profile video confession by a senior Afghan Taliban commander was...

Tajikistan and the Taliban

Three years after coming to power by military means, the Taliban has stabilized the situation in Afghanistan and managed to achieve diplomatic progress in...

Central Asia and the Taliban

Central Asian countries, which have a rather limited historical experience of independent statehood, find themselves in a difficult geopolitical situation. It is worth noting...

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