Jailed Taleban Face Uncertain Fate
Former fundamentalist fighters holed up in jail controlled by General Dostum hope he will let them go in the end.
Former fundamentalist fighters holed up in jail controlled by General Dostum hope he will let them go in the end.
Beggars in Kazakstan complain that Tajik gypsies are queering their pitch.
The Kyrgyz authorities are struggling to defuse public fury over last month's brutal suppression of a protest in the south of the country.
Some ethnic Russians are leaving Kyrgyzstan because of their opposition to the imminent deployment of thousands of troops in the country.
The American military deployment in Kyrgystan appears to be Washington's latest attempt to support its long-term policy in the region.
Bishkek’s squatters anger local residents, while some observers believe the land movement is being stage-managed for political ends.
A new law will offer citizenship to anyone of Abkhaz origin, even if they were not born in the republic.
The United States needs Kyrgyzstan more than ever, but authorities in Bishkek are telling the Americans to show them the money.
State ombudsman hits out at bloody operation against rebellious prisoners.
The supreme legislative body votes not to discuss presidential elections until 2009, despite hints from the Turkmen leader that he might not stay on forever.