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Analytical materials

Experts Discussed the Problems of Sinology in Kazakhstan
CABAR.asia 05.03.19
Uzbekistan: How to Ensure Higher Education Accessibility for People with Disabilities?
Dilmurad Yusupov 01.03.19
Turkmen Paradox: De Jure – There Is No Russian Language, De Facto – It Is Necessary
CABAR.asia 25.02.19

Interviews

Dr. Shamsh Kassim-Lakha: It is Important to Involve a Community in Decision-Making
Ermek Baisalov 14.03.19
Assylbek Izbairov: Kazakhstan is Multipolar in Terms of Religion, Which Could Cause Conflicts
Indira Asanova 07.03.19
Aleksey Malashenko: ISIS Project Is Closing Down, But Islamic State Concept Will Persist
Timur Toktonaliev 05.03.19

Multimedia

Tajikistan: The Life of the smallest Orthodox community in Central Asia
Dushanbe: From Soviet Past Towards Elite Future
The Glitter and Poverty of the Capital of Georgia
The history of the last synagogue in Tajikistan

IWPR activities in Central Asia

IWPR: Experts Discussed the Problems of Sinology in Kazakhstan

On February 27, 2019, the IWPR Representative Office in Central Asia, analytical platform CABAR.asia and Center for Chinese Studies “China Center” in Almaty organized a round table on the to..

CABAR.asia 05.03.19
IWPR Central Asia Vacancy Announcement: Project Coordinator for Tajikistan based in Dushanbe

We are looking for the Project Coordinator in Dushanbe to manage the IWPR Central Asia project on New Media Development and Thinking in Central Asia...

CABAR.asia 25.02.19

Investigations

The Houses That Beg Built

Chief communications officer of Tajikistan sells apartments in his work office. The head of the Communication Service under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan launched several p..

CABAR.asia 06.03.19
Corruption in the Dushanbe Health Center No.1

“Thank you, doctor. How much is it now?” – “Give thirty somoni, it will be enough.” Such kind of dialogues are typical between patients and employees of Dushanbe Health Centers (as polycl..

CABAR.asia 21.02.19

Opinions

Social Experiment: How I was Wearing Headscarf in Tashkent for One Week

A journalist based in Tashkent, Louiza Atabayeva, was wearing a headscarf for a week and told what it was like to hold business meetings, travel by underground, meet boyfriend’s friends and..

Louisa Atabaeva 22.02.19
What To Expect From Uzbekistan’s New Concept Of Foreign Policy?

«Uzbekistan’s foreign policy under Mirziyoyev follows the course set by Karimov in 2012 and will continue to do so at least for the next 5 years. There any many changes that are indeed signi..

Nurbek Bekmurzaev 06.02.19