Uzbek Doctors Fear Baby Boom
Medics fear a critical shortage of contraceptives in Uzbekistan could push up the birth rate.
Medics fear a critical shortage of contraceptives in Uzbekistan could push up the birth rate.
An unlikely political alliance in Kyrgyzstan is threatening an upset in forthcoming presidential elections
Bishkek government plans to boost foreign visitors fall flat leaving many tourist traders empty-handed.
Turkmenbashi's reforms and traditional values are forcing women into subjugation, destitution and prostitution.
In Kazakstan, the president counts for everything and the constitution for nothing.
Uigurs angry over Bishkek claim that murder of community leader was politically-motivated.
Hard up Uzbeks have mixed feelings about their government's grandiose Independence Day celebrations.
Afghanistan's anti-Taleban forces have suffered a severe blow, with the death of their charismatic leader.
Osama bin Laden has established an international Islamic army in Afghanistan.
Central Asian states pledge support for American bid to pursue those responsible for last week's outrages.