Uzbek Policies Under Attack
Kazak and Tajik authorities face first protests against Uzbek neighbour’s tough line on Islamists.
Kazak and Tajik authorities face first protests against Uzbek neighbour’s tough line on Islamists.
Government steps in at the last moment to halt international meeting on judicial killing.
Poor businessmen offer Chinese goods sellers and money lenders members of their family as financial guarantees.
Concerns grow for future of independent public organisations in the increasingly isolated republic.
Uzbek police attempt to carry off a suspect from Kyrgyz territory foiled by citizen action.
President shows signs that he wants ministers around him who are tough managers as well as personally loyal.
Independent newspapers say the much-heralded printing house is charging them far too much.
A new decree will allow the authorities to further control the flow of information in the republic, activists warn.
Police downplay fears of terrorist involvement in Almaty explosions but speculation is raging about the bombers’ true motives.
Former ambassadors now active in politics are forbidden from running for office because they’ve lived outside the country.