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Tajikistan

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    PART OF: The Mercury Route

    The Curious Case of Tajikistan's Mercury

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    PART OF: A Storm on the Slopes to the 'Roof of the World'

    The Dragon and the Bear on the Roof of the World

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    PART OF: A Storm on the Slopes to the 'Roof of the World'

    At the “Roof of the World”, Solar Power Is Necessary Evil

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    January 27, 2022
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    PART OF: A Storm on the Slopes to the 'Roof of the World'

    76 Degrees Below Zero: Living Through Tajikistan's Climate Apocalypse

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    January 19, 2022
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    PART OF: A Storm on the Slopes to the 'Roof of the World'

    In Tajikistan, a Deadly New Type of Climate Crisis Has Already Arrived

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    January 19, 2022
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    A Storm on the Slopes to the 'Roof of the World'

    The Tajik population find themselves more and more sandwiched between its economically pressured...

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    PART OF: Prayers of the Persecuted

    An Outsider’s Perspective

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    December 16, 2019
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    Toolkit for Your Next Discussion on Migration and Refugees

    What stories do we see, and which ones do we miss? These stories go beyond the headlines to explore under-reported stories on migration and refugees in the United States and around the world.

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    July 16, 2019
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    Geographies of the Mind: Mentally Mapping the Silk Road

    Students explore an interactive story map of a journalist's journey on foot along the Silk Road to think critically about subjective perceptions of geography and to design their own creative maps.

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    March 6, 2018
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    PART OF: The Labor Train

    2,300 Miles to Work

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    February 27, 2018
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  • The Kazansky station in Moscow welcomes two trains a week form Tajikistan. They are packed with men and the occasional woman, exhausted after the four-day trip.  For some the ride was a chance at adventure, but for many it was the economical choice. Traveling by train rather than flying saves some over $100, the equivalent of several week's earnings.  Image by George Butler. Tajikistan, 2016.
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    This Week: Living on the Margins

    The Midnight Train to MoscowGeorge Butler and Joe SchottenfeldFour days, five border crossings and 2...

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    The train passengers, all Tajiks, most male and under 50, settle into their four-day journey to Moscow. A few hours later, at the Uzbekistan border, an aggressive immigration check interrupts any rest. Uzbek guards roam the train, dismantling everything with screwdrivers, searching compartments, light fittings, handrails, and window frames. They are looking for narcotics or contraband, but this is an unnecessary exercise of power – the train is not even scheduled to stop in the country. The conductors…
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    PART OF: The Labor Train

    The Midnight Train to Moscow

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    August 14, 2017
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