Uzbekistan: Karakalpak Fishermen Still Floundering
In the last remaining expanses of water, fishermen in the Aral Sea region struggle to make a living.
In the last remaining expanses of water, fishermen in the Aral Sea region struggle to make a living.
Another civilian death as Uzbekistan continues policy of rigid border controls.
Dushanbe is hoping the opening of a frontier crossing with China will transform Tajik fortunes.
Local community committees recruited in hunt for religious extremists.
Hunger and poverty in southern Kyrgyzstan are exacerbating a growing tuberculosis problem
Simmering linguistic divisions are raising the political temperature in Kyrgyzstan
In Central Asia's harsh economic climate, suicide has become the third most common cause of death
The acquittal of prominent opposition leader Felix Kulov transforms Kyrgyz political scene
Relations between Tashkent and Dushanbe appear to holding firm despite recriminations following a raid on Uzbekistan by rebels thought to have crossed from Tajikistan.
Evacuated villagers meet hostile reception in regional capital as clashes continue with guerrillas in southern Uzbekistan.