Voice of America Goes Quiet in Uzbekistan
United States broadcaster’s decision to end Uzbek radio broadcasts could not have come at a worse time.
United States broadcaster’s decision to end Uzbek radio broadcasts could not have come at a worse time.
Unloved police force has become a prime target for Islamic militants.
Large-scale military exercise in the Kyrgyz mountains sparks calls for preventive as well as reactive responses to insurgent threat.
Concerns voiced at new plan to make learner drivers sit exam on president’s writings.
As bureaucratic obstacles grow on the Kazak-Uzbek border, local smugglers do their best to circumvent the rules.
Chinese plan to build a tourist complex on the shores of Lake Issykul awakens old fears of Kyrgyzstan’s big neighbour.
Farmers accused local authorities of heavy-handed tactics to make them switch to growing cotton.
The Uzbek government appears genuinely perplexed by the exact composition of the Islamic militant forces behind a recent wave of violence.
Traders accuse Astana of trying to divert them to a Kazak market.
New passport regime may cause further hardship for around a million workers trying to eke a living in Russia.