RFE/RL Majlis Podcast: A New Era For Tajik-Uzbek Relations
The Majlis podcast is back in 2018 – and so am I. Together with some colleagues from Central Asia we took a look at Tajik-Uzbek relations.
Read More14. January 2018 | Opinion & debates, RFE/RL, Stories, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan | 0 |
The Majlis podcast is back in 2018 – and so am I. Together with some colleagues from Central Asia we took a look at Tajik-Uzbek relations.
Read More21. November 2017 | Opinion & debates, Stories | 0 |
For the dossier “Discussing journalism – Second Thoughts”, published by German media organisations n-ost and FROH! Magazin, I was asked to discuss one of several German terms currently used in the social debate on media and their role in politics.
Read More12. September 2017 | Foreign Policy, Kazakhstan, Photography, Stories | 0 |
Are cross-cultural couples the key to integrating a region like Central Asia, like Kazakhstan and...
Read More28. January 2017 | Kazakhstan, Opinion & debates, RFE/RL, Stories | 0 |
Again I joined a discussion with the weekly Majlis Podcast by RFE/RL, this time on the question of how the succession in Kazakhstan might be managed
Read More20. November 2016 | Opinion & debates, RFE/RL, Stories, Uzbekistan | 0 |
For the first time I joined the discussion of the weekly Majlis Podcast by RFE/RL on the...
Read More1. December 2014 | Kazakhstan, n-ost, Stories | 0 |
Kazakhstan’s Lake Balkhash is under threat of drying up. The history of the Aral Sea is being repeated: On the other side of the border in China, dam after dam is being built on the rivers that feed Lake Balkhash, and each one...
Read More13. January 2012 | Kazakhstan, Stories, The Washington Times | 0 |
Sunday’s parliamentary elections presumably are aimed at moving Kazakhstan toward a more open and democractic system — but some voters here aren’t buying it. “There is no real opposition in Kazakhstan. They are all puppets of...
Read More6. November 2011 | Kazakhstan, Stories, The Washington Times | 0 |
In eastern Kazakhstan, a lake is slowly dying. But in this village of 1,800 people on the...
Read More28. October 2011 | Deutschlandradio Kultur, Kyrgyzstan, Stories, The Washington Times | 0 |
Kyrgyz voters go to the polls Sunday to elect a new president in what is seen as a landmark election in the region but what locals dismiss as not bringing real change to the country following last year’s uprising. “They fired...
Read More18. February 2011 | Qantara, Stories, Uzbekistan | 0 |
Human rights activists were highly critical of the fact that both the EU and NATO recently received Uzbek President Islam Karimov in Brussels. For them, it sends out a fatal signal to the autocratic ruler that he can continue...
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