Scenarios about 'Rahmon regime'
The authoritarian government of Tajikistan under President Emomali Rahmon, who has ruled the Central Asian nation since 1992. Rahmon's lengthy tenure has been characterized by political repression, limited civil liberties, and the consolidation of power within his family, while navigating post-Soviet independence, a civil war, and complex relationships with Russia, China, and neighboring states. His regime represents a common pattern of post-Soviet leadership where democratic reforms were promised but authoritarian governance persisted.
What If Dushanbe Developed Different Economic Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tajikistan's capital pursued alternative economic policies after the Soviet collapse, potentially transforming Central Asia's poorest nation into a regional success story.