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Tajikistan

Taliban's approach to Tajikistan and prospects

Although full restoration of diplomatic relations and recognition is unlikely, the Taliban will continue their diplomatic and economic efforts to fully normalize relations with Tajikistan, gain international legitimacy, and strengthen trade ties.

Farzad Bonesh

Taliban and Tajikistan relationship, challenges and obstacles, perspective

Relations between Tajikistan and the Taliban will probably remain somewhat cold. But practical engagement in trade and acceptance of reality by neighbors, as well as important foreign partners, may reduce broader security and political frictions.

Farzad Bonesh

What is the Reason for Turkey’s Introduction of a Visa Regime with Tajikistan?

Tajikistan is the only post-Soviet Central Asian republic that does not belong to the Turkic world. Tajikistan’s neighbors are Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Pakistan and Afghanistan. The population of the republic is more than 10 million people (mainly Tajiks belonging to the Iranian peoples). At the same time, Tajiks are the second most numerous ethnicity in neighboring Uzbekistan and Afghanistan. “The mountains of Tajikistan are home to the entire Mendeleev table.”…

Alexandr Svaranc

Rosatom in Uzbekistan: Final Stage of Negotiations Reached, Challenges Overcome, Prospects for Cooperation

Boris Kushhov

Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan: will the troubled border become calmer?

Boris Kushhov

Results of the Herat Security Dialogue international conference

Dmitry Sinelnikov

Hydropower of Tajikistan – rely on historical partners and respect the interests of neighbors

Boris Kushhov

Tajikistan and Iran – a new phase in their relationship

Boris Kushhov

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