Central Asia's week that was #117

Central Asian power outage, another Kazakh journalist in trouble, and region draws up fuel Plan B. Also, Bishkek shutting for Nomad Games, Uzbek household debt surging, and seeking shade in Tashkent.

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High-voltage transmission lines Central Asia power grid Kazakhstan media crackdown Kyrgyzstan political succession Regional fuel diversification Energy infrastructure vulnerability Russia-Central Asia trade relations Chinese diesel imports Iranian crude oil supplies

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Gulnara Bazhkenova Kamchybek Tashiyev Sadyr Japarov Murat Nurtleu

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