Uzbekistan's Desolation Row
Sister of jailed "terrorist" says he faces imminent execution on the basis of flawed trial.
Sister of jailed "terrorist" says he faces imminent execution on the basis of flawed trial.
Russians are trying to leave Turkmenistan in droves, but face huge bureaucratic hurdles.
Post-Soviet system lacks the cash or techniques to keep rodents from spreading fear and disease in Fergana valley.
The independent press is under attack in Central Asia's freest state.
Uzbek leaders again pledge to end restrictive currency policies - do they really mean it this time?
Chickens and cattle are banned from the capital in a bid to turn Ashgabat into "the ideal city".
Former interior minister presents himself as an opposition leader, but has a chequered past.
Education officials remove "depraved" sex education book from the curriculum.
Uzbekistan's government coerces farmers into keeping silkworms - and then forgets to pay them.
Discriminatory practices are limiting ethnic Russians higher education prospects.