Can Kyrgyzstan And Tajikistan Consign Their Deadly Border Co

Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan’s disputed border witnessed military escalations that left scores dead in recent years. But 2023 looks set to pass without any major incidents on the volatile frontier -- and with both sides speaking optimistically about a long-term agreement to resolve the issue.

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