New Uzbek Premier May Signal Political Shift
President shows signs that he wants ministers around him who are tough managers as well as personally loyal.
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.
Lack of public awareness about what the legislature actually did is matched by pessimism about its replacement.
Uzbeks ask president to write off utility debts, saying they can’t afford to pay.
Efforts to improve Tajik government’s reputation have produced some tentative steps, but a lot more needs to be done.
Officials want to clamp down on mosques that feed militant Islam, but mullahs say they are being unjustly targeted.
Suspicions are growing that security forces could have used envoy’s family members as hostages to force him to return home after defection.