AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoForeign Recruitment & War Risks: Amnesty says Russia has used expired visas and “job” promises to lure foreigners—including many from Tajikistan—into military training and the Ukraine front line, triggering diplomatic pressure. Afghanistan Rights Crisis: UN human rights chief Volker Türk warns the Taliban crackdown is worsening fast: severe limits on education, work, movement, and public life; arrests over dress and music; media repression; corporal punishment; and “gender apartheid” affecting millions of girls and women. Tajikistan–Afghanistan Security: Russia’s defense minister says Moscow is prioritizing reinforcement of the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border and keeping its 201st base on alert, as military cooperation with Dushanbe deepens. Regional Diplomacy: Turkmenistan says it will chair the UN Group of Landlocked Developing Countries from 2027, focusing on energy and transport connectivity. Tajikistan Independence Diplomacy & Development: Rahmon marked Tajikistan’s 35th anniversary with major cultural events, while construction begins on the 340-meter Dushanbe Tower. Consular Appointments: Iran appointed Davoud Yayeji as new consul general in Kapan, highlighting consular and economic cooperation. Central Asia Religious Climate: Reports describe growing pressure on churches across Central Asia, including Tajikistan and Turkmenistan’s restrictions on religious teaching for minors.
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