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Yak-40 disaster in Khorog: A look back at a tragic flight
- The article details the tragic Yak-40 aviation disaster that occurred in Khorog, Tajikistan. - It recounts the event through the personal accounts of survivors and witnesses. - The story also includ…
CSTO to Begin Arms Deliveries to Tajik-Afghan Border This Autumn
- The CSTO plans to begin delivering weapons and military equipment to strengthen the Tajik-Afghan border starting this autumn. - Russia is expected to take the lead in supplying Tajikistan with the n…
Tajikistan poverty rate plummets from 83% to 19% over independence years
- Tajikistan's poverty rate has fallen from 83% in the 1990s to 19% in 2025, according to First Deputy Prime Minister Khokim Kholikzoda. - Kholikzoda announced this achievement at an international con…
Russian coach Igor Surov appointed head of Tajikistan U-17 national team
- Russian specialist Igor Surov, 40, has been appointed the new head coach of the Tajikistan U-17 national football team. - Surov replaces Daler Kayosov and takes over immediately ahead of a major tou…
Nepal and Tibet floods leave over 160 dead, hundreds missing
- Catastrophic flooding has struck Nepal and Tibet, claiming over 160 lives. - Hundreds of people remain missing, including an estimated 500 tourists. - The scale of the disaster highlights the vulner…
China introduces 240-hour visa-free transit for Kyrgyz citizens
- China has introduced a 240-hour visa-free transit policy for citizens of Kyrgyzstan. - This new policy allows Kyrgyz citizens to transit through China for up to 10 days, provided they are traveling …
Uzbekistan Launches New Business Support System with Loans and Inspection Moratorium
- Uzbekistan has launched a new system to support businesses. - The system includes access to loans, guarantees, and a moratorium on inspections. - President Mirziyoyev announced the new business regu…
Restored pastures in GBAO see productivity gains of up to 30%
- Pasture productivity in Tajikistan's Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO) has increased by 20-30% following restoration efforts. - Measures included rotational grazing, temporary fencing, impro…
Japan donates $352,500 in digital fluorography units to Dushanbe health center
- Japan has donated three modern digital fluorography units, valued at $352,500, to Health Center No. 14 in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. - The donation aims to enhance medical equipment and expand diagnostic…
How Dushanbe cafes are building a culture of care for animals
- Cafes in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, are fostering a culture of animal care. - These establishments engage with local residents by demonstrating their commitment to animals. - This initiative helps build …
Tajikistan Launches Climate Risk Management Project with UN and Swiss Support
- Tajikistan and the UN World Food Programme launched a Climate Risk Management Project to boost community resilience. - Funded by Switzerland, the project will improve risk management systems, early …
Tajikistan announces third round of university admissions registration
- Tajikistan's National Testing Center announced the third round of university and college registration for entrance exams, running from August 29 to September 10. - Eligibility criteria include appli…
Kyrgyzstan bans cremation after president signs legal amendments
- Kyrgyzstan has banned the cremation of human remains after President Sadyr Japarov signed amendments to a law on burial services. - The new law permits crematoria only for the disposal of biological…
Bloomberg: Russian oil refining falls to 24-year low amid attacks on energy infrastructure
- Russian oil refining has fallen to its lowest point in 24 years, according to Bloomberg analysis. - July saw a significant increase in strikes targeting Russian oil facilities, reaching one of the h…
Tajik Driver Bezhan Abdulloyev Eyes Formula 3 After Strong Shanghai F4 Tests
- Tajik racing driver Bezhan Abdulloyev has attracted interest from several international Formula 4 teams after strong testing performances at the Shanghai International Circuit. - Abdulloyev recorded…
Rahmon replaces chief military recruitment officers of GBAO and 19 cities and districts
- Tajikistan's President Rahmon has replaced key military recruitment officers in GBAO and 19 other cities and districts. - New leadership appointments were also made within the National Guard. - Thes…
Injured Russian Tourist's Evacuation from Pamirs Delayed Two Days
- Russian tourist Igor Bayer injured his legs while descending a pass in Tajikistan's Pamir Mountains. - His evacuation from the Moskvina plateau was delayed by two days, initially planned for July 24…
Tajik prosecutor-general says Baljuvon prosecutor’s dismissal unrelated to arson
- Tajikistan's Prosecutor General stated that a former district prosecutor was dismissed for internal regulation violations, not an arson attempt. - The prosecutor-general explained the arson was a pe…
U.S. launches fresh strikes on Iran as Trump vows retaliation for American deaths
- The U.S. conducted new strikes on Iranian military targets, escalating tensions in the Middle East. - The strikes followed the deaths of three U.S. service members in Jordan and Iraq, with President…
Tajikistan Plants Record Rice Area Amid High Imports
- Tajikistan has achieved a record domestic rice production, planting nearly 15,000 hectares. - Despite increased local production, the country continues to import thousands of tons of rice annually. …
Silver and three bronzes: Tajikistan finishes eighth at Asian Junior Judo Championships
- Tajikistan's junior judo team secured four medals, including one silver and three bronzes, at the 2026 Asian Junior Judo Championships. - The team finished eighth in the overall medal standings at t…
Tajikistan to import 1.35 million tons of wheat in 2025/26, FAO reports
- Tajikistan is projected to import 1.35 million tons of wheat in the 2025/26 marketing year, exceeding its average import levels. - Wheat imports, primarily from Kazakhstan, cover over half of the co…
Illegal logging accounts for nearly 40% of forestry violations in Tajikistan
- Tajikistan recorded 765 forestry and hunting violations in the first half of 2026, with illegal logging being the most common offense. - Offenders have only compensated about 42% of the 719,700 somo…
Early marriage among leading causes of divorce in Tajikistan, says Committee on Family and Women’s Affairs
- Tajikistan registered 3,526 divorces in the first half of 2026, a decrease of 591 from the previous year. - The Committee on Family and Women’s Affairs cited early marriage and lack of preparation f…
Air Pollution, Waste, and Climate Performance Push Tajikistan Near Bottom of Global Environmental Ranking
- Tajikistan ranks near the bottom globally for environmental performance, including air pollution, waste management, and climate action. - The country's environmental score places it below most other…
Kyrgyzstan temporarily bans gasoline and diesel exports
- Kyrgyzstan has temporarily banned the export of gasoline and diesel fuel by road and rail to ensure domestic market supply. - The ban, effective July 13, aims to stabilize the market amid concerns o…
Tajik boxers Farinoz Abdulloyeva and Khojamuminjon Kholov win Asian Championships bronze
- Tajik boxers Farinoz Abdulloyeva and Khojamuminjon Kholov secured bronze medals at the Asian U19 and U23 Boxing Championships in Jakarta. - Both medals were won in the under-19 competition, with Abd…
Tajikistan plans to launch lithium mining project within a year
- Tajikistan plans to launch a lithium mining project within a year at the Namadgut deposit. - Approximately 80% of the necessary equipment is already in the country. - The project's viability is supp…
Can new buildings withstand an earthquake? Tajik authorities reinspect high-rises after recent tremors
- Tajik authorities have re-inspected newly constructed buildings for earthquake resistance following recent tremors. - While declaring new structures safe, officials identified thousands of construct…
IOM Seeks Digital Innovation Support Associate in Tajikistan
- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is seeking a Digital Innovation Support Associate in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. - The role involves supporting the design, testing, and implementation o…
Tajikistan to establish sustainable seed production and certification system
- Tajikistan's government approved a Seed Sector Development Program for 2026-2030. - The program aims to modernize seed farms and boost domestic plant breeding. - It seeks to increase certified seed …
Tajik judokas to compete at Asian Junior Championships in Jordan
- Tajikistan's junior judo team will compete at the Asian Junior Championships in Amman, Jordan, from July 18-19. - The championships serve as a key preparation event for the Junior World Championship…
Will Tajikistan have more electricity next winter? Energy minister gives forecast
- Tajikistan's Energy Minister Daler Juma forecasts improved electricity supply for the upcoming autumn-winter season. - The country is reducing electricity exports and conserving water in reservoirs …
Dushanbe mayor orders review of 100-somoni daily fee for taxi drivers
- Dushanbe's mayor has ordered a review of the daily 100-somoni fee taxi drivers pay to companies. - Drivers complain the fixed fee is a burden, especially on days they earn little or don't work. - Au…
Mudflows damage canals as Tajikistan’s irrigation sector struggles with low payment rates
- Tajikistan's irrigation sector is undertaking five international projects totaling nearly $179 million. - The sector faces significant challenges, including mudflow damage to canals, low payment col…
“Don’t rush to complain on social media”: Architecture Committee explains what to do when developers breach contracts
- Tajikistan's Committee for Architecture and Construction does not intervene in civil disputes between developers and homebuyers. - Chairman Nizom Mirzozoda advised citizens to use legal mechanisms a…
Grain, wheat and fruit production declines in Tajikistan
- Tajikistan experienced a decline in grain, wheat, melon, and fruit production in the first half of 2026. - Climate change, frost, and delayed farm re-registration contributed to the decrease in crop…
Rahmon reviews construction of metallurgical plant in Sughd province
- Tajik President Emomali Rahmon visited Sughd province to inspect the construction of a metallurgical plant. - The plant, being built in two phases, is expected to create over 1,500 jobs upon full co…
FAO helps Tajikistan introduce tool to assess livestock’s environmental impact
- The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is assisting Tajikistan in implementing a new tool to evaluate the environmental impact of livestock. - This tool will enable specialists to analyze green…
Tajikistan reports 21 deaths in industrial and mining accidents in first half of 2026
- Tajikistan registered 32 industrial and mining accidents in the first half of 2026, resulting in 21 deaths and 19 injuries. - The fatalities included two Chinese citizens and one Iranian national, w…
Taliban Approves Five-Year Power Development Plan for Afghanistan
- The Taliban government has approved a five-year plan to boost Afghanistan's domestic power generation. - The plan includes 25 new generation projects and numerous transmission and distribution upgra…
“Such cases do occur”: Tajik Health Ministry comments on corruption in healthcare
- Tajikistan's Ministry of Health has acknowledged that healthcare is among the country's most corruption-prone sectors. - The ministry's comments follow findings from a survey highlighting the extent…
Tajikistan’s healthcare institutions lack 1,100 doctors, Health Ministry says
- Tajikistan's healthcare system faces a deficit of 1,100 doctors, with the largest shortages in Khatlon and Sughd provinces. - Key specialist shortages include family doctors, psychiatrists, and tube…
How transport emissions could bring green finance to Tajikistan
- Tajikistan could fund green projects by using transport emissions as a source of revenue, according to an Asian Development Bank report. - The country currently lacks a carbon tax or market but has …
Tajikistan's digital development enters new stage with mobile infrastructure expansion
- Tajikistan is prioritizing the expansion of mobile communications and high-speed internet access as a key state policy objective. - The telecommunications sector is undergoing modernization, with ZE…
Ukrainian Drones Strike Omsk Refinery, Worrying Tajikistan Over Fuel Supplies
- Ukrainian drones attacked the Omsk Refinery in Russia, causing disruptions. - The refinery supplies products to Tajikistan, raising concerns about potential supply chain impacts. - The attack signal…
Dushanbe private school charges parents for eDonish platform; provider clarifies rules
- A parent in Dushanbe reported being charged 200 somoni for access to the eDonish electronic school platform at a private gymnasium. - The school's deputy principal initially denied the charge but la…
Tajikistan completes border demarcation work with Kyrgyzstan in Sughd province
- Tajikistan has completed the demarcation and engineering development of its state border with Kyrgyzstan in the Sughd Region. - Over 300 kilometers of the border have been equipped with markers and …
Tajikistan plans $92 million media development strategy through 2040
- Tajikistan's government plans to invest over 1 billion somoni ($92 million) to modernize its media sector by 2040. - The Media Development Strategy includes technical upgrades, new institutions, and…
1,515 prisoners released under amnesty from facilities in Nurek, Yovon, and Bokhtar
- 1,515 prisoners have been released from correctional facilities in Nurek, Yovon, and Bokhtar, Tajikistan. - The releases follow the implementation of a new amnesty law. - Details on the specific pro…
Over 3,500 historical and cultural monuments digitized in Tajikistan
- Over 3,500 historical and cultural monuments in Tajikistan have been digitized for an updated State Register. - The initiative is part of the "Years of Development of the Digital Economy and Innovat…
India, Tajikistan hold 12th Joint Commission meeting to boost economic cooperation
- India and Tajikistan reaffirmed their commitment to boosting economic ties during their 12th Joint Commission meeting. - Both nations aim to translate political goodwill into stronger economic outco…
Tajikistan to launch state TV channel for foreign languages
- Tajikistan plans to launch a state-run television channel for foreign language education by year-end, following a presidential directive. - The new broadcaster aims to help viewers learn foreign lan…
Tajikistan to Open Central Asia's Largest National Theater on Independence Day
- Tajikistan plans to inaugurate its new National Theater on September 9, coinciding with the country's Independence Day. - Described as the largest theater in Central Asia, the venue has been under c…
Kazakhstan licenses first cryptocurrency exchange
- Kazakhstan has issued its first cryptocurrency exchange license to Pax Finance, allowing it to trade, buy, sell, and store digital assets. - The license follows the implementation of a regulatory re…
#AP30/People. Timur Bandishoev: “Thank you for the friendship, for the experience, for the memories, and for the people!”
- Timur Bandishoev, a former head of "Asia-Plus" radio's information service, reflects on his career. - Bandishoev began his journalism career during his student years at Tajik State Television and Ra…
How Digitalization Helps Tajikistan Save Water and Increase Crop Yields
- Tajikistan is adopting digital technologies like AI, drones, and satellite monitoring to improve agriculture. - The Agricultural Management Information System (AMIS) is being tested to monitor crops…
World Bank Approves $75 Million for Tajikistan Water and Irrigation Modernization
- The World Bank approved a $75 million project to modernize Tajikistan's water and irrigation systems, benefiting approximately 470,000 farmers and rural residents. - The initiative will rehabilitate…
Pilot Unified Utility payment system to launch in Dushanbe’s Sino district
- Dushanbe's Sino district will pilot a new digital platform combining multiple utility payments into a single bill. - The Unified Utility Payment system aims to simplify payments for residents by con…
Green Climate Fund approves two new projects for Tajikistan worth $190 million
- The Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved two new climate resilience projects for Tajikistan, totaling $190 million, including $62 million in grants. - The projects aim to support vulnerable communities…
Diesel shortage hits Dushanbe as fuel prices continue to rise across Tajikistan
- Diesel fuel prices have surged across Tajikistan in the past two days, with a notable shortage reported in the capital, Dushanbe. - Filling stations in Dushanbe are experiencing a lack of diesel fue…
Chinese workers resume Tajikistan highway construction near Afghan border amid enhanced security
- Chinese workers have resumed construction on a key highway in southeastern Tajikistan near the Afghan border after a security-related suspension. - Work on the 109-kilometer Dushanbe-Kulob-Khorog-Ku…
Man Arrested in Israel on Suspicion of Spying for Iran
- An Israeli investigation has arrested a Tajik-born man with Russian citizenship on suspicion of spying for Iran. - The suspect, Behrouz Sobirgon, allegedly communicated with an Iranian handler and t…
Tajik Ambassador presents copies of his credentials to Kuwait’s Foreign Minister
- Tajikistan's new ambassador to Kuwait, Khusrav Noziri, presented his credentials to the Foreign Minister. - Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, education…
Tajik satirist Bakhtiyor Rahimov remembered for confronting officials
- Bakhtiyor Rahimov, a prominent Tajik satirist and founder of Gharibsho-Company, died on June 30. - He was known for using satire to address corruption and abuse of power, often performing before Pre…
ZET-MOBILE launches digital security portal to protect subscribers from online threats
- ZET-MOBILE in Tajikistan has launched ZET-Security, a digital platform to protect subscribers from online threats. - The service automatically blocks malicious websites and monitors for data leaks, …
From Dushanbe to US Freight Tech: Khurshed Akhmedjonov's Digital System for Trucking
- Engineer Khurshed Akhmedjonov is developing a digital system to modernize freight transportation in the USA, addressing outdated practices like spreadsheet use. - Akhmedjonov, originally from Dushan…
Khatlon regional court sentences man to life in prison for murder of two women and child in Kulob
- A 32-year-old man, Vali Safarali, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of two women and a child in Kulob, Tajikistan. - The victims were identified as 28-year-old Zuhro Qurbonova, …
Working in Japan: What Tajik job seekers need to know
- Japan is opening its labor market to qualified workers from Tajikistan through a Memorandum of Understanding. - Tajik citizens seeking employment in Japan must pass Japanese language proficiency tes…
Tajik Fighter's Killer Sentenced to 13 Years in Prison
- A court in Kulob, Tajikistan, sentenced Sulaymon Odinayev to 13 years in prison for the killing of Tajik fighter Muhammadali Saidulloyev. - Odinayev was found guilty of grievous bodily harm during a…
Advancing energy security and jobs through the transformative Roghun Hydropower Project
- The Roghun Hydropower Project has secured $650 million in support to advance energy security and create jobs. - This project is seen as transformative for the region's energy landscape. - The initia…
Tajikistan Boosts Fines for Illegal Tree Cutting Amid Urban Development Debate
- Tajikistan has increased fines for illegal tree cutting to over $10,000, aiming to combat the practice. - Despite stricter regulations, the cutting of mature trees for new construction projects in c…
Apricot harvest in northern Tajikistan plummets by up to 80% due to bad weather
- Apricot producers in northern Tajikistan report an 80% decline in this year's harvest due to unfavorable weather during the flowering season. - Cold temperatures and heavy rains damaged blossoms, si…
GBAO Governor Alisher Mirzonabot laid to rest following fatal river accident
- Alisher Mirzonabot, Governor of Tajikistan's Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO), has died. - His body was recovered from the Panj River on June 30, nearly two weeks after a vehicle accident. …
Tajikistan Showcases Tourism and Crafts in Nanjing Cultural Event
- Tajikistan showcased its tourism potential and traditional crafts at the "Jiangsu, Central Asia 2026" cultural week in Nanjing, China. - The "Asrori Sang" company's booth featured handmade items and…
Kyrgyzstan’s prosecutor asks for 9-year sentence for the former chief security officer Tashiyev
- A prosecutor in Kyrgyzstan has requested a nine-year prison sentence for former State Committee for National Security chief Kamchybek Tashiyev. - Tashiyev and seven other defendants face charges rel…
CSTO Secretary-General visits Tajik-Afghan border, reviews fortification efforts
- CSTO Secretary General Taalatbek Masadykov visited the Tajik-Afghan border to assess fortification efforts. - The visit, at the invitation of Tajik President Emomali Rahmon, focused on the southern …
Survey: Tajik courts among institutions cited in corruption complaints
- Tajikistan's highest judicial bodies are frequently cited in public corruption complaints, according to a 2025 survey. - 6.5% of respondents who encountered corruption identified judicial institutio…
Europe pivots to India amid global uncertainty and shifting alliances
- Europe is deepening economic and diplomatic ties with India amid a shifting global order and strained traditional alliances. - The EU is recalibrating priorities due to security threats from Russia …
Tajikistan marks National Unity Day
- Tajikistan is celebrating National Unity Day on June 27, commemorating the end of its civil war and the restoration of peace. - This year marks the 29th anniversary of the 1997 peace agreement signe…
Integration, Investments, and Energy Independence: How the EDB is Expanding Cooperation with Tajikistan
- Tajikistan is positioned as a key transport and energy bridge in Central Asia, aiming to overcome geographical isolation through infrastructure development. - The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) pla…
CSTO plans to strengthen security measures on Tajikistan-Afghanistan border
- The CSTO faces its main security challenge in Central Asia from Afghanistan, despite engagement efforts with Kabul. - The organization plans to intensify joint efforts to counter extremist groups ne…
Universities top list of sectors most affected by corruption in Tajikistan, survey finds
- A 2025 survey in Tajikistan found that the education sector is the most affected by corruption, with nearly 20% of respondents encountering bribery. - Universities and institutes were specifically i…
Vahdat resident sentenced to five years in prison for stabbing Afghan citizen
- A court in Vahdat, Tajikistan, sentenced a young man to five years in prison for stabbing an Afghan citizen. - The incident occurred after the victim reacted negatively to the defendant's greeting. …
25 Years of Creating Opportunities: How the University of Central Asia is Changing the Region’s Future
- The University of Central Asia (UCA) celebrates its 25th anniversary, having established itself as a prominent educational and research institution in the region. - UCA's campuses are uniquely locat…
Kazakhstan, EU agree on visa facilitation and sign deals worth billions of euros
- Kazakhstan and the European Union have agreed to advance visa facilitation and deepen their strategic partnership during President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's visit to Brussels. - The two sides finalize…
EU and Tajikistan Hold 12th Cooperation Committee Meeting, Eye New Partnership Agreement
- The EU and Tajikistan held their 12th Cooperation Committee meeting in Brussels on June 19, 2026. - Discussions covered bilateral relations, socio-economic developments, trade, investments, and huma…
Who could become the next governor of GBAO?
- Speculation is mounting over who will be appointed governor of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO) following the death of Alisher Mirzonabot. - First Deputy Governor Sharifkhon Safarzoda is cu…
Rain, retro cars and favorite music: how the Retro & New Cars Fest took place in Dushanbe
- The Retro & New Cars Fest in Dushanbe overcame a sudden downpour to bring together hundreds of residents and guests for a day celebrating automobiles, music, and fashion. - The event featured a cent…
Taliban removes influential commander Juma Khan Fateh amid dispute over control of Badakhshan
- The Taliban has removed influential commander Juma Khan Fateh from his role in northeastern Afghanistan. - Fateh's dismissal follows disputes with the Taliban leadership over control of mineral-rich…
Search Continues for Tajikistan Governor and Four Others After Vehicle Plunges into River
- Over 100 rescuers are searching for Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region Governor Alisher Mirzonabot and four others after their vehicle plunged into the Panj River. - Difficult conditions, including …
Tajikistan raises fines for illegal tree cutting and forest damage
- Tajikistan has increased fines for illegal tree cutting and damage to forests and protected natural areas. - Amendments to the Criminal Code, approved on June 16, significantly raise penalties for e…
Tajik film 'Tavalludi Digar' wins three awards at Bishkek International Film Festival
- Tajik film "Tavalludi Digar" won three awards at the Bishkek International Film Festival. - The film received Best Actress awards and a prize from the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRE…
IOM in Tajikistan reviews results of first phase of labor migration program in Central Asia
- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Tajikistan concluded the first phase of its Labor Migration Program in Central Asia. - A seminar in Dushanbe reviewed achievements, identified c…
Global banks pledged to fight the climate crisis. Then they invested $906 billion in oil and gas
- Global banks invested $906 billion in the fossil fuel sector last year, an increase from the previous year, despite international climate change commitments. - This investment surge, led by JPMorgan…
Kyrgyzstan’s first president suggests extending incumbent president’s time in office
- Kyrgyzstan's first president, Askar Akayev, proposed extending the current president's term by eight to ten years to ensure economic reforms are completed. - Akayev praised President Sadyr Japarov's…
Ancient Bactria Confirmed: Archaeological Finds Dispel "Bactrian Mirage" Theory
- Ancient texts and artifacts suggest Bactria was a wealthy, gold-bearing region known for lapis lazuli and Bactrian camels. - French archaeologist A. Foucher's 1947 declaration of ancient Bactria as …
First international medical conference brings Russian healthcare expertise to Dushanbe
- The first international medical conference, 'Health Space,' was held in Dushanbe, gathering over 300 specialists from Tajikistan and Russia. - Organized by MEDSI Group of Companies, the event showca…
Harvest on credit: Tajik farmers remain cautious about bank loans amid rising rates
- Tajik farmers are hesitant to take out bank loans due to rising interest rates and dwindling hopes for government aid. - The cautious approach stems from concerns about loan conditions and the perce…
U.S. and Iran restore oil flow through Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic resumes
- The U.S. has lifted restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz, allowing oil tanker traffic to resume after an order from President Trump. - Commercial shipping restarted, and Vice President Vance reporte…
