Uzbekistan: Media Reforms Under Attack
Government denies claims that its much trumpeted media reforms are a sham
Government denies claims that its much trumpeted media reforms are a sham
Much of the soccer violence last Sunday was directed at Asians who are increasingly being targeted by the city's thuggish fans.
The fallout from the deaths of six demonstrators in the Aksy region continues to haunt the government.
Justice has been done but doubt remains over Tashkent's willingness to send a clear warning to its security force.
Penniless Uzbek farmers are trying to eke out a living by searching for gold dust in abandoned Soviet-era mines.
Political instability and poor facilities combine to put the dampners on the Kyrgyz tourist industry.
If their country is to have a future, Tajikistan's regional powers must work together to repair an economy devastated by war and natural disasters.
Impoverished young sportsmen play deadly game with rich rewards.
Six years after the civil war ended, parents of missing soldiers continue to search for them.
Soviet style incentives to start families draws scorn from impoverished Kazaks