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Articles, Central Asia in Global History

Anti-Semitism and Orientalism in German-language Travelogues of Turkestan

May 26, 2021
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  In the German language accounts of Central Asia from the end of the 19th to the beginning of the…

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Russia’s Power Play in Central Asia

May 24, 2021
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Concerns over Central Asian security have increased in recent weeks as Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan engaged in serious fighting on their…

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How Manizha Breaks Down the Walls of Identity Construction

May 22, 2021
By Naima Muminiy

Manizha, a Tajik-Russian singer representing Russia in this year’s Eurovision, has made headlines for her outspoken views for progressive social…

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Young People, Social Media, and Urban Transformation of Dushanbe

May 11, 2021
By Ardasher Khashimov and Tahmina Inoyatova

Cover photo courtesy of Jahongir Irkaev. Tajikistan’s capital Dushanbe is undergoing a rapid urban transformation. The once quiet town known…

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The Silk Road: A Living History

April 16, 2021
By The Oxus Society

In 2019, photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer traveled overland from the United Kingdom to Beijing in order to document the historic silk road as it looks today. His journey took four months, covered 40,000 kilometers and sixteen countries, and yielded some 50,000 photos, a small selection of which are now on exhibit in Granary Square, London, from 8 April 2021 through 16 June 2021. The Oxus Society sat down with Christopher to learn more about his journey and work.

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How Rising Great Power Tensions Will Affect Central Asia

April 8, 2021
By Akram Umarov

This piece is a collaboration between the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. The…

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Uzbekistan: Reforms Evade LGBTQ Community

March 31, 2021
By Anvar Latipov and Ryan Schweitzer

On March 28, Miraziz Bazarov, a Tashkent-based blogger who had advocated for the decriminalization of homosexuality in Uzbekistan, was attacked…

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Chinese Business in Central Asia: How Crony Capitalism is Eroding Justice

March 30, 2021
By Gül Berna Özcan

This piece is a collaboration between the Foreign Policy Research Institute and the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs. China’s…

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Indian Merchants and Peshawar’s Connections with Central Asia in the 18th and 19th Centuries

March 23, 2021
By Timur Khan

In recent years, the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has hardened following a decision to build a fence along the colonial-era Durand Line…

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The Promise of the Korea-Uzbekistan Free Trade Agreement

February 18, 2021
By Valijon Turakulov

Last year, even in the midst of a global pandemic, Uzbekistan held several conferences and talks with Korea regarding a…

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