Tajik Farmers Hit by Fuel Price Hikes
Plagued by locusts and deeply in debt, the country’s farmers warn rising petrol costs could be the last straw.
Plagued by locusts and deeply in debt, the country’s farmers warn rising petrol costs could be the last straw.
In a country where jobs are scarce, the possibility of well-paid work is tempting many Turkmen abroad.
The elusive snow leopard may slip away from the Afghan mountains altogether as hunters get wise to the illicit trade in animal parts.
Residents say they are losing their homes to a scheme to create a security zone separating Uzbek territory from Kyrgyzstan.
Arrest of leading human rights activist highlights vulnerable position
Recruiters will take anyone, no matter how unfit, to fill the ranks of an army whose main job is to provide a free labour force.
There were so many apparent irregularities in the case that few have any confidence in the conviction.
The Kyrgyz government stands accused of trading refugee rights for a better political relationship with Tashkent.
The controversial commander Abdul Rashid Dostum has little chance of winning votes outside his own constituency.
Candidate promises to tackle what he sees as pervasive corruption and abuse of power.