Kazak Opposition Says Election Campaign Unfair
The government has promised the presidential poll will be fair and transparent, but Nursultan Nazarbaev’s opponents are not convinced.
The government has promised the presidential poll will be fair and transparent, but Nursultan Nazarbaev’s opponents are not convinced.
New hotels could bring jobs and tourists, but not everyone is convinced.
Employment policy in Turkmenistan accused of being racist and discriminatory.
Exclusion of advocates of separatism from assembly ballot underlines Chechnya’s democratic deficit.
As pressure grows for curbs on the status of the Russian language, some argue that alone will do nothing to promote the use of Kyrgyz.
Who would choose to be a minister in a government subjected to never-ending purges?
Bishkek government struggling to stop thousands making risky trip to Britain for illegal work.
In the first of a series of updates on the campaign for the February 27 parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan, IWPR looks at key events of the week (RCA No. 340, 14-Jan-05)
Agreement seen as sealing a strong relationship between two regional neighbours.
In the third update on the campaign for the February 27 parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan, IWPR looks at key events of the week (RCA No. 344, 28-Jan-05)