Kyrgyz Teachers Win Court Case on Unpaid Wages
Schoolteachers are refusing to accept a government offer of bonds to settle unpaid bonuses.
Uzbek Amnesty Designed to Please West
While rights groups welcome the amnesty offered to several activists, they do not believe it marks a real change in policy.
Halting Progress on Turkmen Reforms
In a series of wide-ranging interviews, IWPR has learned that people remain sceptical about their new president’s real intentions, although they are grateful pensions are being paid and schooling improved.
Central Asia's Poorest States in Crisis
After a freezing winter marked by severe energy shortages, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan fear spring could bring food shortages as well.
Tadic Facing Sterner Opposition to Hague Cooperation
Increased influence of Serbian hardliners might create new problems for the president if he steps up efforts to arrest remaining fugitives.
Lukic “Not Responsible” for Killings
Witness in trial of six Serbian officials claims former police chief did not order killings of Kosovo Albanians.
NGOs Demand Truth-Telling Body
Regional conference participants appeal for international funding to set up organisation to research war crimes.
Karabakh Issue Colours Armenia Poll
Return of former president breaks political consensus on resolving the conflict.
Kazakstan: Lavish Weddings Ruin Uzbek Families
As a extravagant ceremonies impoverish the community, campaigners are urging changes in the law.
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