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John Kerry Reassures Afghanistan's Neighbours Over US Troop Drawdown
US Secretary of State John Kerry sought today to reassure the rulers of Tajikistan and Turkmenistan that Washington remained committed to Central Asia's security, even though it is withdrawing troops from neighbouring Afghanistan.
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Tajikistan Votes, President's Party Set to Dominate New Parliament
Tajikistan voted today to elect a new parliament that will likely be dominated by the party of President Imomali Rakhmon who has ruled the Central Asian nation since 1992 and is backed by Moscow, which has thousands of troops stationed there.
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Tajikistan blocks scores of websites as election looms
Tajikistan blocked access to more than 100 local and foreign websites on Tuesday, in what a government source said was a rehearsal of silencing critics before next year's election when President Imomali Rakhmon will again run for office.
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Tajikistan blocks Facebook access to silence critics
Tajikistan has blocked access to Facebook in response to a slew of comments spreading "mud and slander" about veteran President Imomali Rakhmon and officials in the Central Asian republic.
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John Kerry Reassures Afghanistan's Neighbours Over US Troop Drawdown
US Secretary of State John Kerry sought today to reassure the rulers of Tajikistan and Turkmenistan that Washington remained committed to Central Asia's security, even though it is withdrawing troops from neighbouring Afghanistan.
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Tajikistan Votes, President's Party Set to Dominate New Parliament
Tajikistan voted today to elect a new parliament that will likely be dominated by the party of President Imomali Rakhmon who has ruled the Central Asian nation since 1992 and is backed by Moscow, which has thousands of troops stationed there.
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Tajikistan blocks scores of websites as election looms
Tajikistan blocked access to more than 100 local and foreign websites on Tuesday, in what a government source said was a rehearsal of silencing critics before next year's election when President Imomali Rakhmon will again run for office.
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Tajikistan blocks Facebook access to silence critics
Tajikistan has blocked access to Facebook in response to a slew of comments spreading "mud and slander" about veteran President Imomali Rakhmon and officials in the Central Asian republic.
