The spring recruitment into the Armed Forces of Tajikistan is complete. The Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Tajikistan claims that about 60 percent of recruits have voluntarily come to military registration and enlistment offices.
Economic troubles and official disapproval takes its toll on a dwindling subculture. People stare when Mahina walks along the streets of Dushanbe. (more…)
Economic troubles and official disapproval takes its toll on a dwindling subculture. People stare when Mahina walks along the streets of Dushanbe. (more…)
Child labor remains one of the most burning issues in Tajikistan. Generally, children work at cotton and rice fields, and in service trade — wash auto machines, clean footwear und are engaged in transportation of carts in the markets. (more…)
“For Russia the preferred form of integration would include a formula for cooperation with China, in particular the EAEU for Central Asian states, where priority is given to the interests of the integration project and not bilateral agreements” – Nargiza Muratalieva dedicates this cabar.asia exclusive to analyzing the problem of competition between the EAEU and Chinese geostrategy in the context of Central Asia. (more…)
“For Russia the preferred form of integration would include a formula for cooperation with China, in particular the EAEU for Central Asian states, where priority is given to the interests of the integration project and not bilateral agreements” – Nargiza Muratalieva dedicates this cabar.asia exclusive to analyzing the problem of competition between the EAEU and Chinese geostrategy in the context of Central Asia.
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“If countries in the region used to view Afghanistan as a troublemaker of sorts, then lately the public and expert discourse has been focused on finding the weakest link in Central Asia itself. It is hard to be a good neighbor in a bad neighborhood”, – Anna Gusarova, an expert from the Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies (KazISS), analyzes the challenges and threats in the region in this cabar.asia exclusive. (more…)
“If countries in the region used to view Afghanistan as a troublemaker of sorts, then lately the public and expert discourse has been focused on finding the weakest link in Central Asia itself. It is hard to be a good neighbor in a bad neighborhood”, – Anna Gusarova, an expert from the Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies (KazISS), analyzes the challenges and threats in the region in this cabar.asia exclusive.
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31 May 2016 in Bishkek was held a regional (national) roundtable session on “Protection of interests of the state: land funds management problems of Kyrgyz Republic” in cooperation with an “Institute of the public analysis”. (more…)
31 May 2016 in Bishkek was held a regional (national) roundtable session on “Protection of interests of the state: land funds management problems of Kyrgyz Republic” in cooperation with an “Institute of the public analysis”.