AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity: Tajikistan will chair the Russian-led CSTO in 2027, with President Emomali Rahmon saying regional security and the Afghan border will be priorities. Tajik and Azerbaijani defense officials also discussed training drone operators and developing cooperation on unmanned aircraft. Education: Dushanbe and Japan’s JICA signed a $1.8 million grant to fund graduate scholarships for Tajik government officials. Cybersecurity: Researchers say a hacking group linked to Kazakhstan used AI to breach Tajikistan’s government document system and steal more than 2,000 national security-related files; officials have not publicly commented. Human rights: At a UN review, member states urged Tajikistan to release detained journalists, lawyers and activists, protect free expression and address abuses in Gorno-Badakhshan. Regional ties: Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan agreed to work toward linking instant-payment systems, following talks in Dushanbe.
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