Inga Sikorskaya
Senior Editor, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan
Senior Editor, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan
Inga Sikorskaya joined IWPR in 2006 for the launch of News Briefing Central Asia, and is now senior editor for Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. She leads IWPR’s reporting from these closed authoritarian states, and manages relationships with reporters and civil society activists there. A career journalist, Inga worked as a TV and radio reporter, freelance journalist and media consultant before coming to IWPR.
Stories by the Author
Faith Groups Under Pressure in Turkmenistan
Authorities remain unrelentingly suspicious of religious practice.
10 Sep 10
Central Asia: Apr/May '10
IWPR journalists said to have raised awareness about threat posed by disease in the region.
7 Jul 10
HIV Report Highlights Infection Risks in Central Asia
IWPR journalists said to have raised awareness about threat posed by disease in the region.
7 Jul 10
Unsung Heroes Took on Kyrgyzstan Mobs
Grassroots “peacekeepers” needed to rebuild trust between Kyrgyz and Uzbeks.
22 Jun 10
Renewed Unrest in South Kyrgyzstan
Minor fistfight erupts into worst bloodshed seen in two decades.
21 Jun 10
South Stream Ahead in Turkmen Gas Export Race
Turkmenistan's chances of exporting to Europe without going through Russia look slimmer.
4 May 10
Assessing Turkmen Healthcare Like “Staring into Black Hole”
Leading expert says government fails to make basic facts public.
4 May 10
Central Asia Water: One Step Forward
Attempts to forge region-wide consensus undermined by continuing mistrust. By Daulet Kanagatuly in Almaty, Inga Sikorskaya and Dina Tokbaeva in Bishkek, and Lola Olimova in Dushanbe
30 Mar 10
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