Turkmen Identity on the Wane in Iran
The younger generation of ethnic Turkmen is increasingly adopting Iranian ways, even discarding their own language in favour of Persian.
The younger generation of ethnic Turkmen is increasingly adopting Iranian ways, even discarding their own language in favour of Persian.
Small Jewish community believe destruction of their place of worship leaves them facing a bleak future.
Officials in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan call for curbs on “politicised” non-government groups.
Opinions within the leadership of Central Asia’s only parliamentary Muslim party appear divided on how to contest this year’s presidential election.
The first-ever ethnic Turkmen education minister takes steps to get his people to go to school.
A personal conflict between president and parliamentary chairman mirrors the chasm between the institutions they represent.
Deputies stunned as President Bakiev tells them to stop obstructing his policymaking, and to clean up their own act at the same time.
Prime minister steps in after two days of ethnic violence caused by schoolboy scuffle.
Will the ambitious plans of a Georgian aviation factory take to the skies or crash?
Latest additions to the political scene dismissed as instruments of the Rahmonov government.