Kyrgyz Public Bored by Politics
The region’s most progressive democracy is failing to impress ordinary people.
Kazakstan: Hipsters of the Steppe
Young creatives are pursuing a niche look, accessorised with iPhones and fuelled by chai lattes.
Warm Welcome for Syrian Armenians
Thousands of incomers feel they are returning to their historic homeland.
Tajikistan: New Concerns Over Female Suicides
Disturbing trend sees mothers driven to desperate measures.
Panama Papers Fallout in Armenia
A high-profile government figure has stepped down over offshore scandal and others may follow him.
Abkhazia, Georgia's Energy Security at Risk
The Inguri hydroelectric power plant badly needs repairs that would put it out of action for months if not years.
Activists Dispute Azeri Domestic Violence Figures
Experts warn that the situation has been getting worse, not better.
Fighting Against Torture in Tajikistan
Hopes that new legislation will help change culture of impunity.
Georgia Weighs Karabakh Role
Tbilisi considers the possibility of mediating between the warring parties.
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