Russian Troops Back in Uzbekistan
First-ever joint military exercises between Uzbekistan and Russia unlikely to be the last as the two draw closer.
First-ever joint military exercises between Uzbekistan and Russia unlikely to be the last as the two draw closer.
Rumours that the Americans plan to use an air base in Turkmenistan appear to have little real substance.
The hefty sentence handed down to a leading politician is viewed as a warning from the authorities to an already weak opposition.
Secretary of state’s travel itinerary was a political statement in itself – be nice to the Kyrgyz, and snub the Uzbeks.
Opponents say a year-long freeze on demonstrations would go against the constitution and the whole spirit of political change.
An ongoing wave of sackings looks increasingly like an attempt by the president to scare off anyone who might be thinking about regime change.
Deputies angered at a proposal to lift their immunity from prosecution.
The killing of a politician trying to end a prison rebellion raises questions about the link between politics and crime.
Relatives allege leaders of a prison revolt were beaten and some possibly killed after an uprising in protest at conditions in jail.
Reports that border areas are being demined meet with surprise in Dushanbe.