Uzbekistan: Connecting Government to Citizens, Sev...
As democracy continues to be challenged globally, it remains critical that Western engagement not waver in supporting emerging democracies. The…
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Russia Stirs Fear of Color Revolutions
The threat of “color revolutions” is a recurring theme in the Russian government security discourse and pro-Kremlin media. The term…
A Step Forward for Kyrgyzstan, and a Chance to Add...
Last month, IRI’s Center for Insights in Survey Research (CISR) released a new Kyrgyzstan poll based on interviews conducted in…
IRI Uzbekistan Expert Quoted in The Diplomat...
Uzbekistan Dismisses Long-Serving and Much-Feared Security Service Chief The Diplomat By Catherine Putz After nearly 23 years at the head…
IRI Expert Quoted in RFE/RL on Uzbekistan...
Uzbekistan Frees A Few Activists, But Critics Need More Convincing To Get Behind Mirziyoev ‘Thaw’ Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty By Farangis…
IRI Expert on Uzbekistan Quoted in the Guardian...
Tashkent City: Is ‘Progress’ Worth the Price Being Paid in Uzbekistan? The Guardian By Joanna Lillis Abdujalil Azimov sits on…
IRI Expert on Uzbekistan Quoted in The Wall Street...
In Uzbekistan, Signs of a Thaw After Decades of Repression The Wall Street Journal By Yarolav Trofimov TASHKENT, Uzbekistan—Step after…
IRI Uzbekistan Expert Cited in RFE/RL
Watchdog Report Notes ‘Positive Changes’ In Uzbekistan But Urges ‘Full-Scale’ Reforms RFE/RL A U.S.-based rights watchdog says that the international…
The Importance of Resolving Border Issues in Kyrgy...
Last week, IRI’s Center for Insights in Survey Research released the findings of an extensive public survey conducted in Kyrgyzstan.…
Russian Disinformation: Global Podcast
On January 17, we launched “Global”, IRI’s new podcast. If you have not heard the first episode highlighting Russia, check…
IRI’s Bakhtiyor Nishanov Cited in Foreign Po...
In First Vote Since Autocrat’s Death, Uzbekistan’s New President Inherits Looming Economic Crisis Foreign Policy By Reid Standish For the…
Among the Festivities, a Question Mark
The last few weeks of August have been marked by various days of celebration, as former states of the Soviet…