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Many to mourn (BBC News)
How TB is tearing apart lives in Tajikistan
8 January 2009
Tajikistan: Supreme Court Bans Ultra-Conservative Sunni Islamic Movement (EurasiaNet)
Tajikistan’s Supreme Court has issued a ban on the Salafi religious movement, the Asia-Plus news agency reported January 8. The court ruling specifically prohibits the import and distribution of Salafi religious material.
8 January 2009
Kazakhstan: Astana Settles Old Electricity Debt with Tajikistan (EurasiaNet)
Kazakhstan has agreed to pay off an old debt to Tajikistan by supplying wheat and fuel to Dushanbe.
8 January 2009
BBC to broadcast Persian-language TV (International Herald Tribune)
The BBC said Thursday it will start a Persian-language TV channel next week that can be seen in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and elsewhere, despite Iranian claims that it will be used to recruit spies.
8 January 2009
BBC to launch Persian-language TV channel (AP via Yahoo! News)
The BBC said Thursday it will launch a Persian-language TV channel next week that can be seen in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and elsewhere, despite Iranian claims that it will be used to recruit spies.
8 January 2009
Kazakhstan to supply grains and fuel to Tajikistan (AgriMarket)
Kazakhstan will ship wheat to the amount of 5 mln USD, diesel oil to the amount of 4 mln USD, and mazut to the amount of 3 mln USD to Tajikistan, informed the Ministry.
8 January 2009
War Between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan \'Only a Matter of Time (Moldova.org)
Paul Goble Vienna, January 7 – Both the situation along the border between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and political imperatives in their respective capitals mean that a serious military conflict between the two countries is "only a matter of time," according to an analyst who serves as an advisor to Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev. In an article posted online at the end of last week, ...
8 January 2009
Tajikistan: Remittances Take a Dive (EurasiaNet)
Remittances to Tajikistan’s remote eastern autonomous region of Gorno-Badakhshan have fallen by 50 percent in just three months, an official from the Tajik National Bank revealed.
7 January 2009
Tajikistan: Tajik Officials Hope They Don’t Receive a Shock in Tashkent (EurasiaNet)
Tajik and Uzbek officials are trying to work out a deal to allow the resumption of Turkmen electricity supplies to beleaguered Tajikistan.
7 January 2009
Tajikistan concerned about Gaza situation (People's Daily)
Tajikistan said Tuesday it was seriously concerned about the situation in the Gaza Strip and urged the parties involved in the conflict to resume peace talks as early as possible. The Arab-Israeli conflict cannot be solved by resorting to military force, according to a statement issued by the Tajik Foreign Ministry. Several hundred people have been killed and thousands wounded in the 11-day ...
6 January 2009
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