IWPR Central Asia
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
President Karimov is reversing his government's once tolerant attitude towards Islam
Uzbek security forces have charged religious leaders at a Tashkent mosque with hatching a plot to overthrow the government
Bishkek politicians fume over officials' collusion with dodgy Turkish businessmen
Many Tajiks fear a moratorium on capital punishment could lead to an escalation in crime
President Rakhmonov sees the presence of a Russian division in Dushanbe as an insurance policy against any future coups d'etat
Tashkent's attempts to pressure Bishkek into making territorial concessions appears to have failed
Impoverished doctors have been charging patients for medicines and services that should be free.
Uzbek women are losing their jobs and facing unprecedented workplace discrimination.
Will Kazakstan choose to curry favour with Putin's Russia or continue to pander to her generous American sponsors?