Central Asia

Editor's Note

IWPR marks the 200th edition of its Reporting Central Asia with mixed feelings.

14 Nov 05

The closure of the Uzbek border with Kazakstan has spawned a thriving new trade.

14 Nov 05

Law enforcers suspected of corrupt practices to meet near-impossible arrest quotas set by the Tashkent authorities.

14 Nov 05

Kyrgyzstan's traditional ally pledges assistance amid unrest which local officials claim has been provoked by groups funded by Western agencies.

14 Nov 05

Russia is trying hard to revive its influence in a region it has neglected without alienating Washington in the process.

14 Nov 05

The conservative Uzbek minority is showing its support for anti-government demonstrations sweeping the country.

14 Nov 05

Tashkent government plays down USA's alleged discovery of traces of deadly gases at an Uzbek air base.

14 Nov 05

By Galima Bukharbaeva in Tashkent (RCA No. 143, 3-Sep-02)

14 Nov 05

By Arslan Berdyev in Ashgabat (RCA No. 143, 3-Sep-02)

14 Nov 05

By Vladimir Davlatov in Dushanbe (RCA No. 143, 3-Sep-02)

14 Nov 05

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