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Central Asia

Kyrgyz Fear Gap in Power Supply

24 Feb 11

Turkmenistan Seeks Bigger Role as US Ally on Afghanistan

24 Feb 11

Powerful Uzbek Official Charged With Corruption

24 Feb 11

Kyrgyzstan Needs Carefully Considered Foreign Policy

Diplomacy must stay on track as country experiments with parliamentary democracy.

24 Feb 11

Grand Designs in Turkmenistan

24 Feb 11

Halting Turkmen and Uzbek Decline

19 Feb 11

Islamic Revival, Not Revolution in Tajikistan

18 Feb 11

Caspian Pipeline Risks Under Scrutiny

17 Feb 11
As in Niazov’s time, Turkmenistan is a one-party police state with no independent media. (Photo: Martijn Munneke/Flickr)
As in Niazov’s time, Turkmenistan is a one-party police state with no independent media. (Photo: Martijn Munneke/Flickr)

Fear and Repression in “Reformed” Turkmenistan

Four years after new president promised change, dissenting voices continue to be stamped out.

17 Feb 11

Central Asia: Dec ‘10/Jan '11

Reputation for accuracy and independence behind big rise in subscription to Central Asian news analysis agency.

16 Feb 11

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