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Kyrgyzstan and the Islamists
By
Umar Farooq
for
The Diplomat
November 16, 2015
While detained in a Kyrgyzstan prison cell, our reporter speaks with some former ISIS members.
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Features
Will Kyrgyzstan Go Russian on NGOs?
The foreign agents law has paralyzed NGOs in Russia. Now Kyrgyzstan is considering similar legislation.
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Will Kyrgyzstan Go Russian on NGOs?
Photo Essays
Kyrgyzstan Decides
What did election day in Bishkek look like?
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Kyrgyzstan Decides
Features
Central Asia and the ISIS Phantom
The region’s leaders have been playing up the ISIS threat. How real is it?
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Central Asia and the ISIS Phantom
Features
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Growing Pains
The euphoria of summer is bumping up against some tricky political realities.
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Growing Pains
Features
Trouble in Tajikistan
The ISIS obsession of President Emomali Rahmon could lead to further turmoil.
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Trouble in Tajikistan
Features
Understanding China’s Eurasian Pivot
The “One Belt, One Road” strategy provides a guide to the future of China in Eurasia.
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Understanding China’s Eurasian Pivot
Features
Tajikistan, Turkey and the Gülen Movement
Why the closure of seven charter schools in Tajikistan has regional implications.
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Tajikistan, Turkey and the Gülen Movement
Features
Kyrgyzstan’s Risky Open Borders Experiment
Plans by the country to open its borders to other EEU members could bring some nasty side effects.
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Kyrgyzstan’s Risky Open Borders Experiment
Features
Belarus and Kyrgyzstan – Eurasia's Unlikeliest Bedfellows
Tensions over the 2010 Kyrgyz coup are giving way to growing links.
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Belarus and Kyrgyzstan – Eurasia's Unlikeliest Bedfellows
Features
Geoeconomics in Central Asia
Infrastructure and transit projects offer new opportunity for the region.
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Geoeconomics in Central Asia
Interviews
Afghanistan-Pakistan: A False Spring?
The Diplomat
talks to Michael Kugelman, senior program associate for South Asia at the Woodrow Wilson Center, to find out.
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Afghanistan-Pakistan: A False Spring?
Features
Iran and the Islamic Finance Crown
Could an Iranian financial comeback challenge Sunni dominance of global Islamic finance?
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Iran and the Islamic Finance Crown
Features
The S-300: Game-Changing Weapon or Diplomatic Bargaining Chip?
Russia has announced it will supply the missile system to Iran, but Moscow may have another objective in mind.
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The S-300: Game-Changing Weapon or Diplomatic Bargaining Chip?
Features
Unequal Partners: China and Russia in Eurasia
China and Russia are stepping up their collaboration, even as they compete for regional primacy.
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Unequal Partners: China and Russia in Eurasia
Magazine
The View from Tehran
In Tehran, domestic hardliners and moderates are debating the nuclear issue, and the future of Iranian foreign policy.
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The View from Tehran
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Central Asia’s Future: Three Powers, Three Visions
China, Russia and the U.S. each have visions to connect Central Asia with the rest of Eurasia.
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Central Asia’s Future: Three Powers, Three Visions
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