The Pillage of Afghan Heritage
The wholesale destruction of Afghanistan's cultural heritage has gone virtually unnoticed.
The wholesale destruction of Afghanistan's cultural heritage has gone virtually unnoticed.
Uzbekistan may now be linked to the world's most powerful nation, but its defences remain fragile.
Uzbekistan gets twitchy over the unprecedented output produced by foreign correspondents.
The strengthening of US ties with Uzbekistan is worrying other Central Asian states and human rights activists.
Youngsters in remote areas of Tajikistan are suffering as the regional relief effort focuses on Afghanistan.
Tashkent wants to keep control of Karakalpakstan - yet seems unconcerned that its people are flooding into Kazakstan.
Bishkek authorities are warned of the dangers of playing host to the world's biggest military rivals.
Islam may approve of men having more than one wife, but the Tajik authorities are not prepared to legalise the practice.
Cross-party plan to restructure the legal system could be designed to clip the wings of a high-flying judge.
Kyrgyz politicians are divided over whether President Akaev's bold reform move is really genuine.