Kyrgyzstan's Islamic TV Revolution
A range of broadcasters are catering for a public increasingly interested in religion.
19 Aug 17
A range of broadcasters are catering for a public increasingly interested in religion.
The power vacuum in the neighbouring state has Tajik analysts worried.
How religion and politics are mixing in a previously secular state.
Will politicians use religious discourse to appeal to the electorate?
Central Asia’s most isolated state remains set against reforms.
Space for critical debate shrinks further amid economic crises and fears over extremism.
Many men find new partners while working abroad, leaving families at home without support.
Regional cooperation revolves around the Eurasia Economic Union.
Independent outlets fear pressure may fuel self-censorship.
Scope for change on foreign policy, but domestic reform may be mostly cosmetic.