An Akaev Back on the Scene
Her father may have fled the country and handed in his notice, but daughter Bermet Akaeva has come back to claim her place as a politician.
Her father may have fled the country and handed in his notice, but daughter Bermet Akaeva has come back to claim her place as a politician.
Crumbling roads and careless driving contributing to surge in fatal accidents.
Libraries have joined opera, ballet and circuses as one of the many things Turkmen must do without.
Police ministry says it wants to deal fairly with the independent media, as its officers step up persecution of journalists and activists.
Judges and prosecutors are at odds as a struggle for judicial powers is played out.
“Counterrevolutionaries” blamed for alleged leaflet campaign advocating ethnic discord.
Ashgabat’s hospitals are recommending expensive scans and tests for patients in a bid to collect enough money for staff wages.
Students buy their way through university without attending lectures, just to get a diploma.
Opposition leader Felix Kulov must pass a Kyrgyz-language exam many believe was originally invented to thwart him.
Seizing government buildings has becoming a regular activity for protestors who feel they have no other way of being heard.