Kyrgyzstan: Islamic Group Controversy
Human rights organisations are unconvinced by government claims that Hizb ut-Tahrir is preparing to fight for Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Human rights organisations are unconvinced by government claims that Hizb ut-Tahrir is preparing to fight for Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
Views of French diplomats on Iraqi war ignored in pro-US Uzbek press.
A draft law addressing the problems of Tajik victims of the Chernobyl disaster has been delayed because of lack of funds.
Thousands are leaving the impoverished southern regions for a better life in the north - leaving vital border areas under-populated.
President promises to pardon those returning capital held abroad unlawfully to Tajik banks.
Police threaten to send a prominent human rights activist back to a mental hospital - but she says she won't give up.
Islamic radicals are expanding their propaganda campaign in southern Kazakstan.
Energy and security agreement will benefit both countries - but has worrying implications for Turkmen opposition figures living in Russia.
Jailed opposition leader's move to a more open prison may be ruse to keep him locked up for longer.
A jailed opposition leader's plea for a government pardon has led to speculation that he was tortured and drugged.