The Migration – Extremism Fallacy
Even if all 5,000 of the Central Asian fighters in Syria had been migrants in Russia at a particular moment in time, this would mean
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As Sino-India Relations Enter Free-fall, New Delhi Finds Itself at the Margins of the SCO
High in the mountains of Ladakh, Asia’s economic giants India and China came to blows in June in their disputed border area, the deadliest incident
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London’s Anti-Kleptocracy Setback: A New Way Forward?
- by Casey Michel
Earlier this year, overshadowed by both the pandemic and the ongoing global recession, the United Kingdom took one of its most substantial steps toward rooting
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Avoiding Dependence? Central Asian Security in a Multipolar World
The U.S. is largely exiting the region as a security partner, while Moscow continues to retain a strategic edge over Beijing. But the gap is
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Mapping Patterns of Dissent in Eurasia: Introducing the Central Asia Protest Tracker
The Central Asia Protest Tracker (CAPT) dataset produced by a team at the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs mapped out a total of 981
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Rock in Uzbekistan: A Voice of Diversity
It’s a Saturday night in the center of Tashkent. An unmarked door with a $1 entry fee leads you upstairs into a dark, smoke-filled bar.
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The Bukharan Crisis: A Connected History of 18th Century Central Asia
Producing a work like Scott Levi’s The Bukharan Crisis ought to be a mandatory service for every senior historian upon completion of their second monograph:
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НИМА САБАБДАН ЎЗБЕКЛАР “ЎТКАН КУНЛАР”НИ СЕВИБ ЎҚИЙДИЛАР?
Суюкли адибимиз Абдулла Қодирий ҳамда унинг қаламига мансуб “Ўткан кунлар” романи билан боғлиқ фавқулодда ноёб ҳолатлар бир қанча. Биз бу фавқулодда-феноменал ҳолатларни ҳеч иккиланмай
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