By Umida Hashimova (5/27/2009 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Due to the likely closing of the U.S.
By Erkin Akhmadov (5/27/2009 issue of the CACI Analyst)
For many, in Uzbekistan and abroad, May 13 is the day of commemoration of the tragic events taking place four years ago in Andijan. The official version of what happened in Andijan suggests that state forces defeated an uprising by a small group of radicals. The exact number of victims is still unknown.
By Suhrob Majidov (5/27/2009 issue of the CACI Analyst)
In the first weeks of May, Tajikistan suffered from continuous heavy rainfalls. The cotton sector, which was already on the brink of ruin due to the financial crisis and the huge debts of cotton farms, is threatened by a natural disaster. Experts claim that due to the continuous heavy rainfalls, there is a risk that cotton crops will not even start growing.
By Erkin Akhmadov (5/6/2009 issue of the CACI Analyst)
On March 25, 2009, the Treaty on the State Border between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan came into force.
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