An Opposition Enigma in Kyrgyzstan
Can Felix Kulov, a former vice-president and ex-mayor of Bishkek, muster a serious presidential challenge to the incumbent Askar Akaev? Political observers in Bishkek certainly think so.
Can Felix Kulov, a former vice-president and ex-mayor of Bishkek, muster a serious presidential challenge to the incumbent Askar Akaev? Political observers in Bishkek certainly think so.
Russian and Central Asian troops are to launch joint military exercises this month in anticipation of fresh incursions across the Kyrgyz-Tajik border
Islamic fundamentalists are exploiting economic hardship in the once prosperous Fergana Valley of Uzbekistan.
Hundreds of armed militants appear poised to stir up trouble in the Batken border region of Kyrgyzstan
Tehran forges closer links with Tajikistan in an effort to advance its economic and security interests in the region
Uzbekistan's indigenous Kazaks complain they are being treated as second-class citizens
Kyrgyz opposition leader Felix Kulov faces the grim prospect of seven years behind bars in notorious Prison 19
Speakers at IWPR's landmark conference in Almaty express serious concerns over new media legislation
Central Asian governments are preparing themselves for a new round of Islamic rebel hostilities
The independent media is blossoming in Tajikistan's corner of the Fergana valley