Security
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Central Asian Countries and the U.S. Abstain from UN Resolution on Maintaining Peace in Ukraine25.02 19:19 -
Japarov Announces Creation of Investigative Committee in Kyrgyzstan Subordinate to the President24.02 10:19 -
Japarov Promises to Investigate Abuses in the State National Security Committee and Reform the Service14.02 12:37 -
A Graduate of Russia’s FSB Academy Appointed Secretary of Kyrgyzstan’s Security Council12.02 16:10 -
Uzbek Man Awarded Medal for Participation in Russia’s War Receives Three-Year Sentence at Home05.02 10:20 -
Environmentalists Say Rogun Dam Will Prolong Degradation of Amu Darya Ecosystems for a Century05.02 09:59 -
Tajikistan’s Foreign Ministry Voices Serious Concern Over Situation Around Iran28.01 19:31 -
Tajik Security Services: Four Militants Killed on Afghan Border19.01 21:56 -
Mirziyoyev Confirms to Trump Uzbekistan’s Readiness to Become a Founding Member of the “Peace Council”19.01 21:47 -
Mirziyoyev Orders Update of Uzbekistan’s Defense Doctrine Amid Changing Nature of Warfare14.01 17:55
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16 October16.10Digital Oversight and Targeted RecruitmentRussia Approves New Migration Policy for 2026–2030 -
27 June27.06Taking the rapFormer Kyrgyz president Almazbek Atambaev is sentenced to 11 years and two months in jail -
02 June02.06VideoFire and stone hailViolent clashes break out on the Uzbek-Kyrgyz border -
23 April23.04Viral doubtIs Turkmenistan really free of the coronavirus? -
01 April01.04Central Asia in lockdownIt’s been a busy week in COVID-19’s Central Asia. Here’s a quick summary -
26 March26.03Lung X-rays for travel, herbal fumes and a healthy dose of silenceHow Turkmenistan is fighting an officially non-existent epidemic -
19 March19.03Border closures, litigation against God in Kyrgyzstan and a lockdown in KazakhstanHow the coronavirus is being fought in Central Asia -
13 March13.03Spies in your inboxAmnesty International’s technology expert explains how Uzbek activists’ accounts were hacked -
09 February09.02PhotoIn Masanchi, nothing will ever be the same againThe “capital” of Kazakhstan’s Dungan population suffered destruction unprecedented in its 150-year history