More black tea than jasmine
More black tea than jasmineWatching the Middle East and north Africa, Central Asia’s rulers see no pressing reason to fret LONG-SERVING dictators accused of corruption and nepotism; pervasive, cruel security forces; dissenting voices silenced in the name of the war against Islamist terrorism; worries about rising prices and jobless, rebellious youth; embarrassed Western friends ready to overlook a
Tajikistan: The Next Jihadi Stronghold? | Ahmed Rashid
It is autumn in Dushanbe, the Tajik capital, and for a brief moment, the weather is stunningly beautiful—perfectly crisp and sunny, but not cold. Much of the city’s low-lying, subdued architecture—a particular Central Asian hybrid—is quite attractive; the broad avenues, lined with large pine and chestnut trees, remind you a bit of Paris. But the atmosphere in Tajikstan, which shares an 800-mile bo
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