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![]() Kulobiddin NorovThe Diplomat |
The Tajik government reportedly has given Afghan refugees residing in the country 15 days to leave voluntarily or face deportation.
A new investigation and proliferating online ads reveal how Russian citizens send money to European bank accounts despite Western sanctions.
The new requirement essentially upends the visa-free regime for Central Asian countries, which are severely dependent on labor migration to Russia.
The implementation of the new law is expected to be rife with technical issues and human rights violations.
While it is unclear who stands behind the push to cancel the event, it is another sign of the deterioration of press freedom in the region.
While likely temporary, the suspension is the latest example of visa restrictions faced by the citizens of the Central Asian country.
In the first instance of criminalizing illegal electricity consumption in Central Asia, Tajikistan is introducing prison sentences up to 10 years.
A first-of-its-kind Central Asian summit boosts regional connectivity and authoritarian domestic agendas.
The Trump administration’s decision to suspend the U.S. global air quality monitoring program complicates matters in far-away Tajikistan.
Dushanbe’s parliamentary polls, held on March 2, took place without external scrutiny and turned up an expected landslide for the ruling party.