Water flow in the Amu Darya, one of Central Asia’s two great rivers, is slowly but steadily diminishing in Tajikistan, where the river originates; latest report shows it has fallen by 54-77% in a decade, firmly blaming human activity, not climate change

2025 Labor Force Survey reveals persistent structural weaknesses in Tajikistan’s labor market; though unemployment rate is relatively low, labor force participation is limited, particularly among young people and women, with 50% not working or studying

As official figures show a 9,3% oil production increase in the first half of 2026, farmers will be able to purchase diesel at a subsidized price of $1,20 per liter through the Agency for State Material Reserves in response to fuel shortages in the country

Upcoming international tourism conference this summer in the mountains of Childukhtaron, in one of Tajikistan's most iconic provinces, will bring stakeholders to an area where tourism has long been hindered by security concerns and lack of infrastructure