By Erica Marat ROGUN, Tajikistan - Since the Central Asia winter energy crisis two years ago, when freezing temperatures lasted for several weeks, cooperation dynamics within the region have witnessed rapid change. Upstream Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, which rely on electricity imports during winter, were hit particularly badly in the crisis as they were unable to supply the population with enough electricity and gas. Consequently, Tajikistan was forced to declare a humanitarian crisis. The crisis...
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