Tajikistan
The consequences of economic sanctions against Russia imposed by the Western powers due to the war with Ukraine will affect Tajikistan in the worst possible way, the economists predict. (more…)
Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) residents say the Internet shutdown has worsened living, learning and business conditions.
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While fighting fakes and disinformation, the policy of “double standards” must be abandoned. It is important not to cross the thin line between this struggle and freedom of speech, experts say.
Stabilisation of the situation in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast requires dialogue and implementation of people-to-people contacts using constructive international practices, Tajik analyst Odil Madbekov said.
Prevention and re-education reforms for juvenile violators in Tajikistan need to be accelerated. (more…)
Low salaries and lack of social benefits cause an outflow of school teachers from Tajikistan – it is a matter of deep concern in society.
Protests in Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) have never been planned, organized, and every time they were – a spontaneous reaction to certain events, says Subkhiya Mastonshoeva, M.A. of International Relations. In her opinion, it is also important to understand the socio-economic components of the crisis situations in the Pamirs, to which offenses by law enforcement agencies are often added, which together leads to acute manifestations of discontent. (more…)
A journalistic investigation revealed that corruption exists at Tajik-Uzbek border posts, and residents’ complaints about bribery by Tajik border guards are not groundless. (more…)
On January 10, 2022, electric cabs began to circulate on the streets of Dushanbe.
In December 2021, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon proposed to completely waive taxes and customs duties on imports of electric vehicles-electric cars, electric buses, trolleybuses, etc. (more…)
Three decades of economic and social transformations demonstrated that the processes of forming a market economy have not yet been completed in Tajikistan. Among the reasons are the low quality of institutions and human capital, as well as poor initial conditions formed long before 1991, a participant of the CABAR.asia School of Analytics Aziz Timurov believes.