Tajikistan: New Hurdles for Tajik Migrants
Itinerant workers desperate for jobs in Russia find it hard to get past Uzbek border guards.
Itinerant workers desperate for jobs in Russia find it hard to get past Uzbek border guards.
For once, arid regions of southern Kazakstan and Uzbekistan have more water than they can cope with.
Parliamentary deputies claim corrupt officials are blocking their efforts to improve regulation of export market.
Some Russians say they no longer feel they belong, as parliament debates a law to give Kyrgyz language a greater role.
Central Asia’s only legal Islamic party polishes its image by attacking clandestine group.
As Ashgabat is reinvented into a modern city, some of its residents are paying the price as their homes disappear.
Not all the Soviet soldiers came home when the war in Afghanistan ended in 1989.
Is President Akaev building a slimmed-down government for reform, or just rearranging an entourage of old friends?
There are fears the authorities could soon be handed a license to eavesdrop on their critics.
Clash between two senior academics resolved by sending both on sabbatical – but the row may not be over.