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Oxus Society employs, hosts and contracts with a wide range of specialists, forming a network of leading experts on Central Asia throughout the world. Our experts frequently comment on events in the region and publish cutting-edge research on Central Asia.
- China’s repression of Uyghurs extends far beyond its own borders, New Statesman
- The Arab World Isn’t Just Silent on China’s Crackdown on Uighurs. It’s Complicit, Time
- Russia’s War in Ukraine Spells Disaster for Neighboring Central Asia, Time
- China’s aggressive efforts to bring back fugitives grow more brazen, Washington Post
- From a Chinese Internment Camp to the U.S., a Former Xinjiang Detainee Makes a Rare Escape, Wall Street Journal
- China is hunting Uyghurs around the world, with help from some surprising countries, NBC News
- Russia’s Looming Economic Collapse, The Atlantic
- The Muslim World Isn’t Coming to Save the Uyghurs, The Atlantic
- Uyghurs are being deported from Muslim countries, raising concerns about China’s growing reach, CNN
- Afghanistan’s Uyghurs fear the Taliban, and now China too, BBC News
- As China woos the Taliban, Uyghurs in Afghanistan fear for their lives, CNN
- Afghan Uyghurs Fear Deportation as Taliban Cozy Up to China, New York Times
- Beijing using its financial muscle to target Uyghurs living abroad – report, The Guardian
- What chance for genuine change in Kazakhstan?, Chatham House
- Kazakhstan’s Instability Has Been Building for Years, Foreign Policy
- Kazakhstan’s Protests Escalated Quickly. Here’s Why., Washington Post
- Las claves para entender la crisis en Kazajistán: renuncia del gabinete no aplaca ira de manifestantes por alto precio del gas, La Tercera
- Dozens Dead in Kazakhstan Protests, Politico
- Central Asia 2022: Forecasts, Trends and Risks, Central Asian Bureau for Analytical Reporting
- Charting Kazakhs’ Discontent: The Unrest In Numbers, RFE/RL
- Казахстан: президент Токаев приказал стрелять на поражение, протесты в стране стихают, BBC
- Kazakhstan’s Deadly Protests Hit Bitcoin, as the World’s Second-Biggest Mining Hub Shuts Down, NBC
- Energy chaos sparks its first national crisis as protests rock Kazakhstan, The Telegraph
- The International Community Must Resist China’s Abuse of Interpol, Newsweek
- The West must do more to protect Uyghurs from China’s online harassment, The Hill
- Report: Beijing’s Repression of Uyghurs Spans Globe, VOA
- New report finds China’s repression of Uyghurs continues outside its borders, Radio Free Asia
- «ئائىلىڭىز بەدەل تۆلەيدۇ!» : خىتاينىڭ چەت ئەللەردىكى ئۇيغۇرلارغا سوزۇلغان قارا قولى ھەققىدە دوكلات ئېلان قىلىندى
- UHRP Calls for Responsible Commentary on So-Called Security Threats to China in Afghanistan, UHRP
- South Asia Is on the Front Lines of the Climate Crisis, Foreign Policy
- As China targets Uyghurs worldwide, democracies must prevent Interpol abuse, The Hill
- ‘They Have My Sister’: As Uyghurs Speak Out, China Targets Their Families, New York Times
- Xina: 28 països d’arreu del món, sobretot musulmans, haurien col·laborat en la persecució dels uigur amb 1.151 detencions i 395 deportacions, La Santa Espina
- DÜNYAUygurlara Çin zulmü: 2017’den beri yurt dışında en büyük fail AKP, Bold Medya
- China persecuted Uyghurs not just in Xinjiang, but from 28 other countries: Report details China’s transnational repression of Uyghur Muslims, OpIndia
- Turkey no longer safe haven for Uyghur refugees – report, Ahval
- China Uses Global Influence Campaign To Deny Forced Labor, Mass Incarceration in Xinjiang, China Digital Times
- Countries Comply With China’s Efforts to Silence Uyghurs Abroad — Report, Radio Free Asia
- The shrinking China foreign press corps, and reporting in Xinjiang, with Sophia Yan, SupChina
- At 100 Years Old, China’s Communist Party Still Can’t Get Along with Its Next-Door Neighbors, The Diplomat
- Researchers Say Islamic World ‘Actively Collaborating’ With China’s Global Campaign Against Uyghurs, RFE/RL
- How China threatens prominent Uyghurs — in the US, in China and everywhere, CodaStory
- Beijing using its financial muscle to target Uyghurs living abroad – report, The Guardian
- Вдохновляют женщины. Кыргызстанка в США о стереотипах и мечте, которая сбылась, 24.kg
- Interpol’s Most Wanted List Is Being Abused, System Error
- Ўзбекистон: ИИВ автозаклар сотиб олди – бу нимадан дарак бериши мумкин?, BBC
- GSPP webinar by Dr. Edward Lemon: Patterns of Protest in Central Asia During a Time of COVID-19
- L’Asie centrale, une zone stratégique enclavée entre Russie et Chine, Le Monde
- Power Problems And Protests Plague Uzbekistan, RFE/RL
- Hierarchy and Resilience in Great Power Politics, Minerva Research Initiative
- Les spécialistes de l’Asie Centrale veulent faire place aux chercheurs locaux, La Croix
- The Geopolitics of Tajikistan, The Red Line
- KennanX Episode 13: Protests on the Silk Road: Analyzing Central Asia with the Oxus Society, Wilson Center
- Digital vigilantism in Tajikistan: Smartphones, social media, and the culture of shame, Central Asian Bureau for Analytical Reporting
- China diversifies in Central Asia, EurasiaNet
- What’s Important About Tajikistan’s Presidential Election?, The Diplomat
- How China can tighten its Belt and Road Initiative in Central Asia, South China Morning Post
- Tajikistan’s energy sector reforms: Is energy export the only way out of the revenue dilemma?, Central Asian Bureau for Analytical Reporting
- Yakkahokimlari bilan tanilgan Markaziy Osiyoda yana bir nodemokratik saylov, VOA
- What’s Important About Tajikistan’s Presidential Election?, The Diplomat
- Protestors Seize Kyrgyz White House, Frustrations on Display, The Diplomat
- From COVID-19 To China: Mapping The Changing Face Of Dissent In Central Asia, RFE/RL
- Markaziy Osiyoda namoyishlar tizimli tahlil qilina boshladi, VOA
- In conservative Tajikistan, Gen Z activists are using Instagram to fight for feminism, Calvert Journal
- Majlis Podcast: The Oxus Society Ready To Open A New Forum For Central Asian Studies, RFE/RL