In Effort to Combat Extremism, Tajikistan’s Government Places Further Restrictions on What People Can Wear
In early September, six million mobile phone users in Tajikistan received text messages telling them to “respect traditional clothes” and […]
In early September, six million mobile phone users in Tajikistan received text messages telling them to “respect traditional clothes” and […]
Until 2015, the Islamic Renaissance Party (IRPT) formed the leading legal opposition movement in Tajikistan, holding two seats in the Supreme […]
In February 2016, the Amsterdam-based telecoms company Vimpelcom paid almost US$800 million in fines to settle charges of paying bribes […]
By Catherine Owen At first glance, the two issues appear unconnected: in one, China and the US are engaging […]
Guest post by Philipp Lottholz and Joshua Meyer With the summer season and field trips to Kyrgyzstan and other Central […]
The Department of Politics at the University of Exeter will host the Annual Nawruz Postgraduate Workshop on March 18 – […]
By David Lewis (This article was originally posted in The Conversation) While international attention has focused on Russian military operations […]
The spectacular defection of Tajikistan’s paramilitary commander Gulmurod Halimov to the Islamic State has caused an unprecedented flurry of English […]
By Zemfira Inogamova Reprinted by permission of the Publishers from ‘”Keeping the Sacred Secret: Pilgrims” Voices at Sacred Sites in […]
Cover Photo: Abu Muhammed Tojiki Credit: Odnoklassniki In December 2014, thirteen videos of Tajik jihadists fighting with the Islamic […]
Cover photo: ISIS militants in Raqqa, Syria Credit: RFE/RL Last week EXCAS member Edward Lemon discussed the role that […]
Cover Photo:Group 24 leader Umarali Quvvatov Credit: Rutube.ru These are purportedly exceptional times in Tajikistan. Dushanbe remains in the […]