IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
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Book about love affair between Azeri and Armenian sells well, despite uproar over its publication.
Prime minister’s removal of customs chief accused of corruption doesn’t appear to inspire confidence.
Too much time has passed since incident to give conclusive answers, said defence witness.
As Tajikistan marked its national press day on March 11, journalists were divided on how much real freedom the media enjoy.
A group of Tajik NGOs has asked the country’s parliament to change the law to allow independent monitoring of elections by local organisations.
Many can no longer afford to send mail due to rising costs following currency change.
Although many Kyrgyz labour migrants are hanging on in hope of better times in Russia, their families back home are finding that the money they send home is drying up.
Women drivers are fairly uncommon in Kyrgyzstan, but Olga has made it her profession, driving a taxi in Bishkek.