Central Asia: Sept ‘07
News analysis service widely acclaimed as its first phase draws to a close.
News analysis service widely acclaimed as its first phase draws to a close.
Initial phase of ground-breaking, regional news analysis agency projects ends.
As the planting season approaches, farmers in Helmand show no sign of abandoning their traditional cash crop.
Analysts say more must be done to look after the rights of Tajiks who go off to work in Russia.
The enticing prices fetched by cotton in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan means Andijan is particularly prone to smuggling.
For residents of the northern province of Takhar, there are worse things than the Taleban.
Trade grinds to a halt in parts of southern Tajikistan as local officials order markets and shops to close so the workers can help bring in the cotton harvest.
Journalism teachers and students believe new IWPR manual will serve as an important training resource in the region.