Contents
- 1 Tajiks In Russia Living In Fear After Moscow Terrorist Attack
- 1.1 Latest Episodes
- 1.1.1 Tajiks In Russia Living In Fear After Moscow Terrorist Attack
- 1.1.2 Turkmenistan’s Search For New Gas Markets
- 1.1.3 Death, Detention, Deportation: The Plight of Karakalpak Activists
- 1.1.4 Kloop’s Closure: A Bad Omen For Independent Kyrgyz Media?
- 1.1.5 Huge EU Investment Program Looks To Expand Middle Corridor To Central Asia
- 1.1.6 The Crackdown On Kyrgyzstan’s Independent Media
- 1.1.7 Kyrgyzstan’s Government Raises Its New Flag
- 1.1.8 Central Asia: Not Russia’s Backyard But Still Russia’s Neighbor
- 1.1.9 You might also like
- 1.1.10 American RFE/RL Reporter Alsu Kurmasheva Tried & Convicted in Russian Court
- 1.1.11 Central Asia in Focus: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan Claim to Foil Terrorist Plots
- 1.1.12 JD Vance Net Worth – How Much is JD Worth?
- 1.2 Subscribe to the Central Asia in Focus Newsletter
- 1.1 Latest Episodes
Tajiks In Russia Living In Fear After Moscow Terrorist Attack
Russian security forces arrested several Tajik citizens in the wake of the March 22 attack on the Crocus City Hall outside Moscow that left more than 140 dead.
April 1, 2024
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Russian security forces arrested several Tajik citizens in the wake of the March 22 attack on the Crocus City Hall outside Moscow that left more than 140 dead, claiming they were the perpetrators of the massacre. The news touched off a wave of xenophobia against Central Asian migrant laborers in Russia, with most of the suspicion and hostility directed toward ethnic Tajiks. This overt racism is also spilling over into Tajik-Russian relations. Joining host Bruce Pannier to discuss these matters and more are Edward Lemon, a professor at Texas A&M University and president of the Oxus Society for Central Asia; and Salimjon Aioubov, director of RFE/RL’s Tajik Service.
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Latest Episodes
In this biweekly podcast, host Bruce Pannier welcomes expert guests to discuss significant political developments and pressing social issues affecting the nations of Central Asia.
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Tajiks In Russia Living In Fear After Moscow Terrorist Attack
Russian security forces arrested several Tajik citizens in the wake of the March 22 attack on the Crocus City Hall outside Moscow that left more than 140 dead.
- Podcast
Turkmenistan’s Search For New Gas Markets
In the first two weeks of March, Turkmenistan has been unusually active in promoting its potential as a natural-gas supplier.
- Podcast
Death, Detention, Deportation: The Plight of Karakalpak Activists
Karakalpak activists are experiencing problems in Kazakhstan and in Europe.
- Podcast
Kloop’s Closure: A Bad Omen For Independent Kyrgyz Media?
A court in Kyrgyzstan ordered the closure of Kloop Media on February 9.
- Podcast
Huge EU Investment Program Looks To Expand Middle Corridor To Central Asia
On January 29-30, Brussels hosted an Investors Forum for European Union-Central Asia Transport Connectivity.
- Podcast
The Crackdown On Kyrgyzstan’s Independent Media
While Kyrgyzstan’s independent media scene has been slowly deteriorating for two years, January 15 marked a turning point.
- Podcast
Kyrgyzstan’s Government Raises Its New Flag
Kyrgyzstan has changed its national flag.
- Podcast
Central Asia: Not Russia’s Backyard But Still Russia’s Neighbor
It has been more than 30 years since the five Central Asian states became independent, yet the term “Russia’s backyard” is often still used by some people.
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