Islamic Party Fights its Corner
Once-powerful force is suing local bureaucrats who are trying to stop it fielding candidates in the forthcoming general election.
Once-powerful force is suing local bureaucrats who are trying to stop it fielding candidates in the forthcoming general election.
On the eve of elections, young people are getting involved in politics.
No one knows who was behind Monday’s car bombing – or even whether it was one – but it appears to confirm fears of pre-election trouble.
Fears of a Ukraine-style “velvet revolution” begin to grow in neighbouring Kazakstan.
An electoral commission decree prevents Kyrgyz migrants voting outside the country in upcoming ballot.
Opposition party is torn apart by a power struggle with old roots, but apparently driven by manipulation from outside.
In the fourth update on the campaign for the February 27 parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan, IWPR looks at key events of the week (RCA No. 346, 04-Feb-05)
Opposition says special training for police is intended to crush legitimate protest.
Against all odds, a group of people who lost their homes to border changes have won compensation from the Uzbek government.
Rumours that many people wish to convert in order to join pilgrimage to the Vatican - and then leave the country - lead to a block on new baptisms.