Kyrgyzstan: Opposition Divided After Failed March
Cracks start to show in the opposition after the much-hyped Aksy-Bishkek march peters out.
Cracks start to show in the opposition after the much-hyped Aksy-Bishkek march peters out.
Relatives of an Uzbek shepherd demand investigation into his death in a Kyrgyz police cell.
Investors who lost money in defunct pearl-stringing firm take to the streets in protest.
Bishkek seizes Kazak-owned hotels in a row reflecting low-level diplomatic tensions.
As momentum of anti-government campaign slows, splits appear in opposition camp.
Celebrations marking 12 years of statehood preceded by an apparent clampdown on dissent and criticism.
Mormons are only the latest foreign missionaries with plans for Kyrgyzstan - to the dismay of
Authorities show no sign of compromising as hunger striker seeks to highlight human rights abuses.
Four small parties team up to form loyalist bloc, offering a possible vehicle for presidential succession.
Authorities refuse to allow psychiatric tests on death-row convict despite disturbed behaviour.