Worrying Attack on Leading Tajik Editor
Few believe Rajabi Mirzo was the victim of a random mugging, given the critical stance of his newspaper.
Few believe Rajabi Mirzo was the victim of a random mugging, given the critical stance of his newspaper.
The creation of a new oil exploration consortium combining three of Russia's major energy companies highlights Moscow's growing interest in the Caspian region
Bishkek government plans to boost foreign visitors fall flat leaving many tourist traders empty-handed.
In Kazakstan, the president counts for everything and the constitution for nothing.
Hard up Uzbeks have mixed feelings about their government's grandiose Independence Day celebrations.
Afghanistan's anti-Taleban forces have suffered a severe blow, with the death of their charismatic leader.
Will there be any room for culture in President Niazov's "golden era for Turkmen"?
Northern Alliance counting on international help in its war with the Taleban
Tajikistan concerned over possible fall-out from US war against Taleban
The Uzbek leadership looks set to help the US in its war against Bin Laden and his Taleban allies.