Georgians' War Anger Vented at Stalin Monument
But reluctance to remove figure from town damaged in August war reflects nation’s ambivalence towards dictator.
But reluctance to remove figure from town damaged in August war reflects nation’s ambivalence towards dictator.
Residents of the northern town of Khujand are upset about the latest rise in public transport fares, Asliddin Latifi reports.
Abkhazia’s Georgian minority fears robbery during nut harvest.
Educationalists in Tajikistan bemoan the lack of magazines aimed at children, saying they are missing out on an important part of growing up.
Indications that people overwhelmed by financial burdens taking their own lives.
Locals say officials were not ready for independence and may not even want it.
Latest statistics confirm slowdown is worse than expected.
Opposition politicians angry at plans to offer full rights to members of marginalised community.
A four-party summit in Dushanbe has raised expectations that Tajikistan can engage more with southern neighbours Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Parliament is to review a new language law tightening up the use of Tajik in public life.