IWPR CA / Tajikistan
The second day of the seventh Go Viral Festival in Dushanbe held on 27 May, organized by IWPR Central Asia, was no less exciting than the first day. More than 500 participants came to the Zebunniso Cinema that day to gain new knowledge, expand their network and learn about innovative ideas of modern Tajikistan in the media, business, culture and IT. (more…)
How can the countries in the region rethink their soviet past, decrease the impact of propaganda and find their identity? For three days, experts, researchers, activists and media specialists discussed the first steps of Central Asia towards decolonisation, and tools and solutions in Almaty.
On 7th December, IWPR Central Asia and CABAR.asia platform held an online International Expert Panel, “Central Asian countries’ vulnerability to propaganda of war and hatred”, which sought to explore the impact of propaganda of war and the ways to avoid its negative consequences. (more…)
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Let’s see into blockchain, types of cryptocurrency, and how to invest in virtual money. (more…)
Central Asian states can play a key role in stabilising the situation in Afghanistan and must develop a coordinated regional response, – experts say during the international online discussion, organised by IWPR CA and its analytical platform CABAR.asia on 21 October 2021. (more…)
Central Asian governments should strengthen measures to diversify labor migration routes, participants in the regional expert meeting of the analytical platform CABAR.asia believe. (more…)
The Representative Office of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) in Central Asia in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Center invites you to participate in the international online discussion dedicated to the topic of “Saving our cities: citizen activism to protect housing and heritage in Central Asia”.
On March 25, 2021, the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) in Central Asia in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Center London organized an online discussion on the topic “Central Asian (neo) Conservatism: National identity, civic freedoms and the challenge of protecting women’s and minority rights”.
IWPR has united experienced and beginning podcasters of Central Asia, Russia and United Kingdom at the online festival “Hello Podcasters!”.