Trade balance heavily favours Beijing.
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Iran and Tajikistan signed 23 cooperation agreements during Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's first state visit to Dushanbe since taking office, marking a significant expansion of bilateral ties between the Persian-speaking nations.
Economic statistics do not accurately reflect on-the-ground reality for a large number of Tajiks.
The share of European consumers preferring home delivery for online orders dropped from 73% to 64% over the past year, according to a Last Mile Experts study.
Settling borders opens way for “the well-being of nations.”
Lender notes strong momentum in green and gender financing, in parallel with steadfast support for Ukraine and its real economy.
Grudging acceptance that relations need to improve seen in Dushanbe and Kabul.
Sayfiddin Tajibayev’s jihadist group fought in offensive that toppled Assad.
The Central Asian region, encompassing five countries with a combined population of 75mn — Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan — is poised for an e-commerce boom.
Funding agreed despite environmentalists warning “biggest dam in the world” investment “will turn into a nightmare”.
Still a way to go before rare earths will generate revenue.
The Eurasian Development Bank, the Islamic Development Bank Institute and the London Stock Exchange Group have joined forces to support the rapid development of Islamic finance in Central Asia.
Dushanbe needs to diversify power generation sources.
National security chiefs announce deal, but details still remain secret. Tensions even led to “war-scale” fighting two years ago.
Putin says country’s security situation stabilising, but killing of Chinese worker in Tajikistan in possible cross-border raid has raised anxiety.
Decades-old ties with chief benefactor and spiritual leader will be cut by latest serving of oppression from Dushanbe.