Valuable Farmlands Washed Away
The Amu Darya river has long displaced farmers when it surges over its banks, but the problem seems to be getting worse.
The Amu Darya river has long displaced farmers when it surges over its banks, but the problem seems to be getting worse.
The first Afghan militiamen disarmed under a UN scheme are starting along the path towards civilian life.
The illegal trade in American dollars is so important to the Turkmen economy that even the government indulges.
Authorities seek harsh powers to head off Ukrainian-inspired election trouble, a fear which opposition members dismiss as nonsense.
Opposition activists claim authorities want to prevent a Ukraine-style protest at upcoming ballot.
First-hand account of torture, humiliation and forced confessions in a penal system ruled by thuggish police and gangsters.
IWPR investigation suggests a letter declaring jihad from an Uzbek Islamist in Afghanistan is not all it seems.
Central Asian leaders continued to abuse basic political and human rights throughout last year.
On the murky underside of Central Asia, there are underage prostitutes for sale on the streets with few rights and fewer opportunities.
Bishkek cements its traditional alliance with Moscow with a new air base in Kant.