NATO Looks to Central Asia
The strategically-important former Soviet republics now have the opportunity to work more closely with the alliance.
The strategically-important former Soviet republics now have the opportunity to work more closely with the alliance.
Government corruption and trickery cannot disguise yet another poor cotton harvest.
Poverty and high demand from neighbouring republics are prompting many farmers to break the law.
World Bank voices concern over a lack of cooperation between Central Asian republics – and calls on Tashkent to do more.
Not everyone believes the government’s claim to have foiled an Islamic terror attack on the United States military.
Wealthy Uzbeks increasingly take second wives as the alternatives for women narrow.
Moscow's talk of pre-emptive strikes dismissed as playing to Russian nationalist sentiment at home.
American amnesty appeal for Sharipov turned down, as dissident confirms at first hand claims that he was tortured.
After eight years an environmental convention on the Caspian Sea has been signed - but what will it mean in practice?
Fergana residents concerned untreated drinking water could spread infectious diseases.