Kazaks and Kyrgyz at Odds Over Gas
The Kazaks say they’ll build a new pipeline to stop Kyrgyzstan taking their gas – but many believe it will never happen.
The Kazaks say they’ll build a new pipeline to stop Kyrgyzstan taking their gas – but many believe it will never happen.
Disgruntled politician says he will try to force President Nazarbaev to step down.
Leaders in Central Asia are turning their countries into authoritarian states.
Dazzled by the prospect of soaring profits on the world cotton market, the Uzbek government seems unlikely to share its good fortune with the impoverished workforce.
Kazak leader, Nursultan Nazarbaev, has declared war on the independent media
Kyrgyzstan's attempts to make Kyrgyz its official language have alienated Russian-speakers
The Kazak authorities are believed to be involved in a series of illegal weapons sales
Exiled Uzbek terrorists appear determined to continue their struggle against the Taskent authorities
Under pressure from other Central Asian states, the Tajik authorities have expelled one of the region's most dangerous terrorist groups.
Foreign companies frustrated with the slow pace of reform in Uzbekistan are pulling out of the country