Tajikistan

Rare earths top agenda at first ever Central Asia-EU summit

Emma Collet in Samarkand April 3, 2025

In aspiring for a strategic partnership with the region, Brussels has one eye firmly fixed on deposits of critical minerals.

Taliban seek $100mn from World Bank to restart work on CASA-1000 electricity transmission project

bne IntelliNews April 2, 2025

Ambition to interconnect Central Asian and South Asian power grids held up by incomplete work in Afghanistan.

EU-Central Asia: Preparing for first-of-its-kind summit aimed at bolstering trade

Eurasianet April 1, 2025

Caution evident in build-up to gathering.

Central Asian states drained rivers at lower-than-expected levels in 2024

Eurasianet March 26, 2025

Aral Sea inflow falls short.

Rights watchdog documents forced mobilisation of Central Asian labour migrants in Russian military

Eurasianet March 25, 2025

Citizenship wielded as instrument of coercion.

Several EU countries back push to fund Prague-based RFE/RL in response to Trump axeing it

Albin Sybera in Prague March 19, 2025

Member states want EU to fund Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty after US President Donald Trump issued an executive order aimed at dismantling the Agency for Global Media.

Air quality in Tajikistan ranked among world’s worst – survey

Eurasianet March 17, 2025

Central Asia one of globe’s most air-polluted regions.

Turn 'brain drain' into 'brain gain' by attracting home skilled migrants, World Bank urges Central Asia

bne IntelliNews March 16, 2025

Report also underlines value of remittances said to contribute 45% of Tajikistan’s GDP, 24% of Kyrgyzstan’s and 14% of Uzbekistan’s.

Environmental groups caution against overdevelopment of river resources in Central Asia

Eurasianet March 15, 2025

Call on international financial institutions to reevaluate projects.

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan sign long-sought deal on border known for armed clashes

bne IntelliNews March 13, 2025

Soviet-era demarcation of frontier has plagued relations during three decades of two republics' independence.

Loss of US assistance hampering Tajikistan’s efforts to contain HIV – UN agency

Eurasianet March 11, 2025

A public health disaster in making.

Central Asia and Caucasus are some of the most hazardous places to drive in the world

bne IntelliNews March 6, 2025

Traffic-related deaths and injuries taking an economic toll.

Tajikistan again in spotlight as “terrorism hub” after New York arrest

bne IntelliNews March 1, 2025

Accused allegedly sent tens of thousands of dollars Islamic State extremists overseas and trained with assault rifles at shooting ranges in US.

US shows interest in bolstering ties with Central Asian states

Eurasianet February 27, 2025

Washington interested in widening access to region’s mineral wealth.

EBRD lowers 2025 forecasts citing subdued global growth and trade fragmentation

Clare Nuttall in Glasgow February 27, 2025

Weaker external demand and potential impact of Trump tariffs weigh on Emerging Europe, Central Asia and Semed regions, with growth now projected at 3.2%.

Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan put border troubles behind them

Eurasianet February 24, 2025

Opening way for commerce.

Tajikistan aspires to be an AI development hub

Eurasianet February 14, 2025

Magical thinking from a parallel universe.

Tajikistan’s loss of critical USAID funding brings China, EU “soft power” budgets into focus

bne IntelliNews February 12, 2025

Officials weigh impacts on work in countering tuberculosis, HIV and malaria and providing maternal and child healthcare.

PANNIER: Prince Karim Aga Khan IV obituary

Bruce Pannier February 7, 2025

Spiritual leader who mingled with heads of state and royalty leaves behind tremendous amount of grassroots work that will benefit Ismaili Muslim communities for generations to come.

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