Kyrgyzstan: Chinese Merchants Consider Options
So many traders lost goods to looting and arson in March that some are considering pulling out of the Kyrgyz market.
So many traders lost goods to looting and arson in March that some are considering pulling out of the Kyrgyz market.
Over the past year, growing anger towards the government coupled with the harsh realities of life have sparked a series of incidents.
Demonstration turns violent as Tashkent authorities send in soldiers to shoot at crowds.
Fleeing Andijan residents say "only death" now awaits them back in Uzbekistan.
Karasuu residents seem unperturbed by reports that the frontier town could be stormed by Uzbek troops.
Victims of the Andijan killings recount how Uzbek security forces tried to ambush fleeing survivors.
Interim authorities in Bishkek say there’s a possibility that hundreds of Uzbeks who fled into Kyrgyzstan in the last few days may be sent home.
The two leading election candidates agree not to compete but to work together as future president and prime minister.
The government’s failure to ease up on independent media in the wake of recent elections suggest it may be a more permanent trend.
A sense of insecurity has gripped many citizens in the wake of Kyrgyzstan’s March revolution.