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The 18 pages that link to Tajikistan, each with the reason it gives.

• Central AsiaBroader topic: Its language and mountain geography distinguish it from most neighboring states.

• UzbekistanRelated: Shared borders and river systems connect the countries' security and water interests.

• Syr DaryaRelated: Some tributaries and irrigation infrastructure in the basin lie within its territory.

• KyrgyzstanCompared with: Its terrain and water resources resemble Kyrgyzstan’s, while language and state histories differ.

• Pamir MountainsNarrower topic: Most of the Pamirs lie within Tajikistan’s Gorno-Badakhshan region.

• DushanbeNarrower topic: Dushanbe is Tajikistan’s capital and largest city.

• Tajik Soviet Socialist RepublicBroader topic: It succeeded the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic across nearly the same territory.

• Tajik languageRelated: The language's principal national standard and Cyrillic writing system are centered here.

• Vakhsh RiverNarrower topic: Nearly the entire Vakhsh course lies within Tajikistan.

• Emomali RahmonNarrower topic: Rahmon’s political career unfolded within Tajikistan’s post-Soviet state.

• Rogun DamNarrower topic: Rogun is a national infrastructure project shaped by Tajikistan’s electricity needs and politics.

• KhujandNarrower topic: Khujand is Tajikistan’s principal northern city.

• Nurek DamNarrower topic: Nurek’s location and national significance are shaped by Tajikistan’s geography and energy needs.

• Tajikistani Civil WarNarrower topic: Its new state institutions inherited tensions that became central to the civil war.

• Greater IranRelated: Its language and literary heritage connect it to the wider Persianate cultural sphere.

• History of TajikistanNarrower topic: The modern republic is the territorial endpoint of the history traced on this page.

• Ismoil Somoni PeakNarrower topic: The peak stands in Tajikistan and defines the country’s highest point.

• TaloqanRelated: Takhar’s northern border connects Taloqan’s region to Tajikistan.