Kyrgyzstan: An Audience with Beknazarov
Kyrgyz deputy, released from prison following fierce protests, speaks to IWPR about the lessons the country must learn from the unrest.
Kyrgyz deputy, released from prison following fierce protests, speaks to IWPR about the lessons the country must learn from the unrest.
A life of squalor, exploitation and violence awaits many seasonal workers in Russia.
Aggrieved by growing US criticism of his regime, Nazarbaev is transferring his affections to Moscow.
An ambiguous new law may allow President Niazov to lock up anyone found guilty of disagreeing with his policies.
Government pledges to stop private companies ripping off the state and abusing their workforce.
Survivors of campaign against Muslim rebels say they've been neglected by the authorities.
Ban on students buying foreign currency likely to stop many completing their education abroad.
Tradition and poverty forcing many young girls into early marriage.
Unscrupulous hunters and traders are making a killing selling endangered species on to the wealthy owners of private zoos.
Promotion of foreign minister Rashid Meredov to deputy premier seen as part of government effort to reposition itself internationally.