Kyrgyz Officials Eye Campus Vote
Bishkek authorities seem to be preparing to grab vulnerable student voters in run-up to elections.
Bishkek authorities seem to be preparing to grab vulnerable student voters in run-up to elections.
Pro-government supporters and opposition activists hold rival demonstrations as tensions rise on eve of parliamentary ballot.
The arrival of a new Uzbek ambassador in Ashgabat after a two-year break marks the official end of estrangement between neighbours, but serious problems remain.
Once-powerful force is suing local bureaucrats who are trying to stop it fielding candidates in the forthcoming general election.
No one knows who was behind Monday’s car bombing – or even whether it was one – but it appears to confirm fears of pre-election trouble.
Fears of a Ukraine-style “velvet revolution” begin to grow in neighbouring Kazakstan.
Rumours that many people wish to convert in order to join pilgrimage to the Vatican - and then leave the country - lead to a block on new baptisms.
Government faces criticism for waiting for natural disasters to happen rather than taking preventive measures.
Opposition members and ruling regime loyalists have all travelled to Moscow in recent weeks as Russia keeps its options open ahead of Kyrgyz parliamentary elections.
People in one of the world’s major gas-producing countries endure a harsh winter without heating.