Russian Army Camp in Tajikistan Planned
President Rakhmonov sees the presence of a Russian division in Dushanbe as an insurance policy against any future coups d'etat
President Rakhmonov sees the presence of a Russian division in Dushanbe as an insurance policy against any future coups d'etat
Afghan leader Hamid Karzai must ensure that his improving relations with India do not alienate Pakistan.
Police "incite" market women into attacking journalists trying to cover Hizb-ut-Tahrir demonstration.
Tajikistan takes tentative steps to re-establishing ties with Afghanistan.
In spite of ban on unauthorised drug sales, Kazaks continue to buy potions from market traders - sometimes with deadly results.
The ongoing economic crisis is driving many talented and highly qualified young people abroad.
Upcoming curbs on advertising could finish off many independent papers.
Some Russians say they no longer feel they belong, as parliament debates a law to give Kyrgyz language a greater role.
Not all the Soviet soldiers came home when the war in Afghanistan ended in 1989.
New legislation looks good on paper but opponents say will do nothing to make elections fairer.