The New 'Iron Curtain'
On the Uzbek-Kyrgyz border, travellers run the gauntlet of unmarked minefields and constant police harassment
On the Uzbek-Kyrgyz border, travellers run the gauntlet of unmarked minefields and constant police harassment
Central Asian republics face serious political instability unless they become more democratic
Uzbekistan's new anti-terrorism law gives the government absolute control over conflict reporting
The arrest of Khizb-ut-Takhrir activists in Tajikistan reflects the state's concern over the group's rapid spread across the region
The Tashkent authorities are beginning to address grave concerns over the spread of HIV in Uzbekistan
The spectre of the IMU has returned to haunt the Tajik government
Washington and Tehran vie over distribution of Kazakstan's vast energy reserves
Unemployment and rising poverty have driven thousands of Kyrgyz women into the clutches of the petrol cartels
Uzbek villagers face a bleak future after being driven from their homes by an army offensive against Islamic militants.
Astana foreign ministry protests after Uzbek border guards open fire on a Kazak family