Central Asian countries, including Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, have teetering economies. The Economist Intelligence Unit says that the risk of sovereign debt default in Kyrgyzstan is high. Meanwhile, poverty, unemployment, austerity, electricity shortages, and political repression are sources of possible destabilization in 2024-25 in Tajikistan.
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