Uzbek-Turkmen Border: Crossing the Wire
Corruption and trigger-happy soldiers blamed for shootings on a remote section of the border.
Corruption and trigger-happy soldiers blamed for shootings on a remote section of the border.
Fear grips Kokand market traders as they await retribution for protest against the authorities.
The three deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning highlight the poor condition of Kazakstan’s gas safety systems
The economic crisis at home has forced prostitutes to expand their horizons.
Parties try to put up candidates for a new-style parliament, but soon realise they don’t stand a chance.
Stand-off over trade restrictions seen as a symptom of deeper economic and political malaise.
The Taleban admit Uzbek Islamic militants are operating out of territory they control, but stop short of agreeing to extradition
Seoul officials insist financial crisis gripping South Korean industrial giant Daewoo won't affect Uzbekistan's vital joint venture
Washington and Russia are battling for influence over the Central Asian republic
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan agree on economic cooperation following joint military operations against Islamic rebels