Turkmenistan's Rising Drugs Crisis
Opium and heroin becoming commonplace as authorities fail to tackle spiralling problem.
Opium and heroin becoming commonplace as authorities fail to tackle spiralling problem.
Regional gathering underlines Uzbekistan’s shifting foreign policy priorities.
Turkmen women flee to Uzbekistan to get around decree that places too high a price on their happiness.
President Akaev’s warning that outside forces are pushing for a Georgian-style revolution looks like a tactic to ward off criticism of next year’s elections.
Uzbeks living on the wrong side of the border are told to get Turkmen passports – or get out.
Kyrgyz voters are looking to a new generation of politicians to improve their quality of life.
Self-censorship, low wages and poor technical resources are destroying independent journalism in Karakalpakstan.
The detention of militants' relatives has raised yet more concern over Uzbekistan's dismal human rights record.
Uzbeks are being forced to tone down their traditionally sumptuous wedding celebrations
Kyrgyz voters seem to have little to gain from voting in forthcoming presidential elections