Tajikistan: Mental Health Crisis Claims Disputed
Dushanbe residents complain their city is full of people with psychiatric problems, but how true is that perception?
Dushanbe residents complain their city is full of people with psychiatric problems, but how true is that perception?
Tough talk from general prosecutor Kambaraly Kongantiev has sparked fears of censorship.
New hotels could bring jobs and tourists, but not everyone is convinced.
Employment policy in Turkmenistan accused of being racist and discriminatory.
President Niazov seems to be on a roll, extracting the best possible deal on the gas he sells Ukraine. But how long will his winning streak last?
As pressure grows for curbs on the status of the Russian language, some argue that alone will do nothing to promote the use of Kyrgyz.
Muslims exiled by Stalin are to be legally entitled to go back at last, but convincing many Georgians this is a good idea is likely to be a difficult task.
Followers of Orthodoxy feel increasingly beleaguered as Turkmenbashi seeks to control the church.
Dissatisfaction at government handling of a political murder case prompts victim's brother to set himself alight.
Who would choose to be a minister in a government subjected to never-ending purges?