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 Grand gestures, small steps: recent agreements and deepening regional cooperation in Central Asia

Grand gestures, small steps: recent agreements and deepening regional cooperation in Central Asia

February 2, 2023

Charlie Norman takes a look at the deepening regional cooperation in Central Asia and how a focus on local context is crucial

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 Dams and Show Trials: Democratic Backsliding in the Kyrgyz Republic

Dams and Show Trials: Democratic Backsliding in the Kyrgyz Republic

January 24, 2023

Sydney Millar analyses the democratic backsliding in Kyrgyzstan following the pre-trial detention of opposition politicians and civil rights activists in response to a new border deal between [...]

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 Better Lost than Dead: New Influx of Russians in Central Asia

Better Lost than Dead: New Influx of Russians in Central Asia

October 24, 2022

Sydney Millar on the recent exodus of Russian men to the Central Asian states as Vladimir Putin has announced partial mobilization for the war in Ukraine.

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 In the Walnut Forest of Arslanbob, Soviet Nostalgia Lingers

In the Walnut Forest of Arslanbob, Soviet Nostalgia Lingers

February 2, 2022

“Is that your car?” Khusnidin asked, pointing to the UAZ Hunter my friend and I had rented in Bishkek. “I have a Soviet car as well, a white Lada Niva” he said proudly, as my friend plowed the [...]

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 A Glitch in the System: another controversial parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan

A Glitch in the System: another controversial parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan

December 15, 2021

Sydney Millar on the second attempt at electing a new parliament after the failure of the last elections in October last year.

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 May in Central Asia: fighting on the unsettled Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan border

May in Central Asia: fighting on the unsettled Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan border

May 12, 2021

The end of last month saw the deadliest clashes at a Kyrgyz-Tajik border since the disintegration of the Soviet Union. Both counties' governments are now involved in blame-game over [...]

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 The End of Freedom in Kyrgyzstan?

The End of Freedom in Kyrgyzstan?

April 28, 2021

How should we interpret Freedom House’s dramatic downgrade of Kyrgyz democracy in 2020? Find out in this latest analysis by Thomas Barrett

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 The Election of a Strongman: some post-election reflections 

The Election of a Strongman: some post-election reflections 

March 1, 2021

Joseph Elgars on how the recent election of Sadyr Japarov as Kyrgyzstan's new president might change domestic and international dynamics.

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 The Violence of “Grab and Run” as a Ghostly Matter

The Violence of “Grab and Run” as a Ghostly Matter

December 16, 2020

Thousands of women in Kyrgyzstan are victims of bride-kidnapping every year. According to the report published in 2016 by the National Statistical Committee, about 10,000 cases of [...]

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 “I wanna hear Kyrgyz spoken in my capital”

“I wanna hear Kyrgyz spoken in my capital”

December 11, 2019

This article was originally published by ZOIS Spotlight “This is our homeland High, high mountains at one with the blue sky” Aga-Ini – Bizdin Meken (Our homeland) Rap music – for European [...]

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