New US/Uzbek Pact
Uzbekistan may now be linked to the world's most powerful nation, but its defences remain fragile.
Uzbekistan may now be linked to the world's most powerful nation, but its defences remain fragile.
Uzbekistan gets twitchy over the unprecedented output produced by foreign correspondents.
Pakistan's leader feared a coup by pro-Taleban army officers, after pledging support for the US-led anti-terrorist campaign.
Messengers are said to be criss-crossing the frontlines in north-east Afghanistan to negotiate the defections of Taleban commanders and their men.
Youngsters in remote areas of Tajikistan are suffering as the regional relief effort focuses on Afghanistan.
Two of Uzbekistan's most notorious Islamic militants are being tried in absentia.
Sitting in the ruined control tower of Bagram air base, a Northern Alliance commander watches US planes carpet-bomb his enemies.
There are growing signs that the Khanabad air base in southern Uzbekistan is to be used as a launch pad for US military operations in Afghanistan.
The battle for Kabul has begun. Thirty-seven days after the US bombing of Afghanistan began, the whole political, strategic and diplomatic map of the country has changed.