Kyrgyzstan: Coalition Planes Blamed for Local Woes
Villagers want compensation for harvest failures and health problems that they blame on foreign bombers.
Villagers want compensation for harvest failures and health problems that they blame on foreign bombers.
Relations between Tashkent and Dushanbe appear to holding firm despite recriminations following a raid on Uzbekistan by rebels thought to have crossed from Tajikistan.
Two attacks in one week in the Batken region point to a new campaign by Islamic militants
Western jet fighters flying missions to Afghanistan get flak from Kyrgyz pensioners.
Afghan refugees have been warned that they will not be allowed to cross into Tajikistan.
Government moves to regulate Tashkent's markets spark violent protests.
Poverty is driving teenagers into the sex trade – and drug addiction is keeping them there.
Former Soviet soldier, presumed to have died in Afghanistan and later discovered in Pakistani jail, found guilty of terrorism by Uzbek court.
Uzbekistan attempts to build bridges with the Taleban after their recent victory over the Northern Alliance.
Kyrgyz wonder who they're fighting in the war-torn Batken region of the country