Locals Suffer in Enclaves Impasse
Harsh border controls around the numerous enclaves dotted along both sides of the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border cause misery for local people
Harsh border controls around the numerous enclaves dotted along both sides of the Kyrgyz-Uzbek border cause misery for local people
After three years of drought, torrential rain and locusts have destroyed thousands of acres of crops, heaping more problems on the country's desperate citizens.
Small independent parties could be prevented from contesting the 2004 parliamentary elections if the government has its way.
Much of the soccer violence last Sunday was directed at Asians who are increasingly being targeted by the city's thuggish fans.
If their country is to have a future, Tajikistan's regional powers must work together to repair an economy devastated by war and natural disasters.
Orthodox church angered by Vatican move to upgrade its presence in Kazakstan.
A new strategy for boosting Kazakstan's oil industry reflects concern that foreign interest will wane as Iraq comes on stream.
Issue of racism and discrimination against economic migrants in Russia raised again.
First face-to-face meeting between the two presidents appears to signal thaw in relations between their countries.
Kyrgyz voters are looking to a new generation of politicians to improve their quality of life.