Globally, fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) are among the most pressing challenges to reducing poverty and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
WHO/Europe COVID-19 mission on route to Tajikistan at Government’s request
Since it was established in 1992, the WHO Country Office in Tajikistan has provided technical assistance to the Ministry of Health in strengthening the public health system in the country. Over the …
World Bank and Tajikistan Continue Dialogue on Youth Inclusion
This qualitative study is based on 34 focus group discussions with 295 participants and 35 individual in-depth interviews (a total of 330 respondents covering 14 locations across all regions of …
Iran Says Ready to Meet Tajikistan’s Demand for Coronavirus-Related Products
President of Iran Hassan Rouhani has expressed the Islamic Republic’s readiness to offer whatever help it can to the friendly and brotherly nation of Tajikistan in the fight against the novel …
Fighting flares again on Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan border
There has been another bout of clashes on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, just the latest such rumble of unrest caused by failure to clearly demarcate territory …
The Latest: Tajikistan reports first coronavirus deaths.
Central Asian nation of Tajikistan reports first coronavirus deaths. — Nightingale Hospital in London to be on standby once current patients are discharged. — Estimated 1.5 million South Africans …
Majlis Podcast: Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, And The Coronavirus
On this week’s Majlis podcast, a discussion on how the authorities in Tajikistan and Turkmenistan have been handling — or mishandling — the coronavirus.
Tajikistan, Soccer And The Dictatorships Profiting From COVID-19
As recently as January 2020, the tiny, land-locked nation of Tajikistan was known less for its global soccer following, and more for its tyrannical President Emomali Rahmon.
Though It Has No Coronavirus Cases (Officially), Tajikistan Is Behaving As If It’s Fighting A Pandemic
Tajikistan insists it has no coronavirus infections, though there’s a suspicious spike in fatal “pneumonia” cases that raises fears Dushanbe is gambling with the public’s health.
Are There Really No COVID-19 Cases in Tajikistan?
Dushanbe’s denials are simply unbelievable; its belated responses to the pandemic “cruel and inept at the same time.” …