Tajiks Stare into “Black Hole” Economy
Tax dodgers, drug traffickers and others create virtual economy which bears little relation to official figures.
Tax dodgers, drug traffickers and others create virtual economy which bears little relation to official figures.
Russian u-turn on withdrawal from Georgian village underlines fragility of peace agreement.
The global economic crisis is beginning to result in job cuts in Russia and other countries where hundreds of thousands of Tajiks have found work, leading to fears they will return home en masse.
As it becomes clear that Russia will no longer host as many migrant workers as before because of the economic downturn, reporter Almaz Turdubaev investigated how this would impact the job market inside Kyrgyzstan.
Confiscated drugs will now be incinerated, although some analysts believe corrupt officers will find ways round it.
For the first time, Kyrgyzstan’s secular educational system is going to teach children about religion.
Until recently, banking system had managed to survive relatively unscathed, mainly because it is only slightly integrated into world markets.
Former ambassador publicly accuses Georgian leadership of recklessness in war with Russia.
Caucasus project trains Georgian journalists on how to report during conflict.
Clash on ceasefire line coincides with mediators’ visit to region.