OSCE Effort to Rid Tajikistan of Deadly Mines
Residents of rural areas remain at the mercy of thousands of wartime mines, which the government cannot afford to remove.
Residents of rural areas remain at the mercy of thousands of wartime mines, which the government cannot afford to remove.
Farmers say they face ruin as packs of wolves decimate their livestock.
After years of hardship, sex workers are enjoying something of a boom.
Russian move against Muslim radicals seen as overture towards Uzbekistan.
Kyrgyz hopes of a new life are dashed in Czech detention camps.
In spite of ban on unauthorised drug sales, Kazaks continue to buy potions from market traders - sometimes with deadly results.
Upcoming curbs on advertising could finish off many independent papers.
Impoverished doctors have been charging patients for medicines and services that should be free.
A penniless Fergana resident cycles 300 km to the capital to take state-run newspapers to task for "ignoring" the problems facing ordinary people.
Growing border problems with neighboring states explain Bishkek's moves to strengthen ties with Moscow.