New US/Uzbek Pact
Uzbekistan may now be linked to the world's most powerful nation, but its defences remain fragile.
Tashkent Alarmed by Media Invasion
Uzbekistan gets twitchy over the unprecedented output produced by foreign correspondents.
US Support for Karimov Under Scrutiny
The strengthening of US ties with Uzbekistan is worrying other Central Asian states and human rights activists.
Allies 'Differ' Over Afghan Settlement
Britain and US appear to have differing views on the establishment of a post-Taleban government in Afghanistan.
COMMENT: The Key to Afghan Democracy
Civic-minded, educated Afghans could play a vital role in the reconstruction of the country and the establishment of a democratic government.
Musharraf Feared Rebellion
Pakistan's leader feared a coup by pro-Taleban army officers, after pledging support for the US-led anti-terrorist campaign.
Taleban Defections
Messengers are said to be criss-crossing the frontlines in north-east Afghanistan to negotiate the defections of Taleban commanders and their men.
Tajik Children Facing Starvation
Youngsters in remote areas of Tajikistan are suffering as the regional relief effort focuses on Afghanistan.
Kyrgyzstan Plays 'Dangerous' Game
Bishkek authorities are warned of the dangers of playing host to the world's biggest military rivals.
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