Kazakstan Tightens Controls on Faith Groups
New law aims to increase state oversight on some religious minorities.
Armenia Holds First Election Since Velvet Revolution
Municipal vote heralded as sign of great political change within the country.
Inside Azerbaijan's Prisons: The Anatomy of Corruption
Inmates must shell out for even basic services.
Bringing the Children of Tajik IS Fighters Home
Efforts are underway to identify and repatriate dozens of youngsters.
Tajikistan: Afghan Refugees Feel Secure - But Poor
Although people are friendly, there are few job opportunities.
Tajik Bahais Keep Quiet About Their Faith
Minority are recognised by the state but face discrimination from ordinary citizens.
Are Kazaks Happy About Closer Ties to China?
Ever-tighter links appear to be alarming some ordinary citizens.
Grave Worries Over Tajik Desecrations
Christians say that their cemeteries are being stripped bare by thieves.
Kazak Opposition Movement Stirs
The authorities appear to be weighing their response as to how best reign in dissent.
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