Samarkand Kids Abandoned
Impoverished Uzbek women are finding it so hard to get by that they are abandoning their children.
Impoverished Uzbek women are finding it so hard to get by that they are abandoning their children.
How long will pro-US Tashkent tolerate Russian broadcasts critical of American bid to topple Saddam?
Astana and Moscow want to make money from foreign radioactive waste by building a new atomic plant in an earthquake zone.
Poaching poses a serious threat to an increasingly depleted Caspian species.
Law enforcement agencies accused of not investigating serious crimes committed against the minority.
Kazakstan is worried its new oil pipeline may make it vulnerable to Russian pressure
Clans rivalries and power struggles are an increasing source of instability in Kazakstan
A burgeoning trade in petrol smuggling is costing the Kyrgyz government millions of dollars in lost taxes.
A draft law addressing the problems of Tajik victims of the Chernobyl disaster has been delayed because of lack of funds.
Theft of non-ferrous metal plays havoc with business and industry.