Power Crisis Gets Worse
The electricity supply has deteriorated to a point where people in remote parts of Tajikistan are only getting an hour a day.
Tajikistan's Homeless Children
Social and economic problems leave many children in Tajikistan fending for themselves on the streets.
Armenia: Opposition Raps PACE Resolution
They’re angry with European organisation over suspected U-turn on punishing the government for rights record.
Azerbaijan: Poverty in Midst of Plenty
Homeless oil workers wait years for flats, as officials argue amongst themselves over who is to blame.
Kosovo Trial to Start Next Week
Serbian ex-police officer stands accused of crimes against ethnic Albanians.
Uzbekistan: Sloppy Work Risk in Bukhara Facelift
Builders cut corners to restore architectural treasures.
Urban Game Craze Hits Kyrgyzstan
A group of young people suddenly gathers in a nondescript part of town, scanning the ground and walls for some invisible sign.
Deathtrap Highway
Hundreds of people die annually on the Bishkek-Osh highway, the main artery connecting the north and south of Kyrgyzstan.
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