Kyryzstan: Police Force in Crisis
Eighth suspected contract killing in two months underlines sorry state of Kyrgyz law enforcers.
Eighth suspected contract killing in two months underlines sorry state of Kyrgyz law enforcers.
Police suggest mafia link to explosion after man dies, calming initial fears of Islamic insurgency.
Workers and ecologists say covering cotton fields with polythene is costly and damaging.
This month marks the start of a phased withdrawal of Russian troops from the Tajik-Afghan border.
Isolationist regime sacks thousands of professionals for being educated outside the country.
Corruption within passport system may jeopardise reforms aimed at curbing counterfeit travel document trade.
Resettlement programme in trouble as migrants ask to go back to their old homes in the mountains.
But pipeline plan carries dangers as well as benefits, analysts warn.
Families and activists are concerned at heavy-handed attempts to catch those suspected of involvement in the Tashkent attacks.
Woman detained without charge for requesting better conditions for jailed relatives.