IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
As Tajikistan tries to curb child labour in the cotton fields, many children are hard at work at urban markets.
The introduction of tolls on the major highway leading from the capital Dushanbe to Khujand, the main town in northern Tajikistan, has not gone down well with drivers.
A year after riots, questions remain around Sednaya jail and the fate of prisoners.
IWPR reporter describes how a journey through southern Russia turned out to be more expensive than he’d bargained for.
Initial reaction divided on proposal to create an administrative capital.
Local residents greet massive marine offensive with equal measures of hope and fear.
IWPR editor Aida Kasymalieva discusses the latest news concerning the July 23 presidential election.
