US Campaign Poses Threat to Central Asia
Washington's quest for allies in its war on terrorism risks democracy and human rights across Central Asia.
Washington's quest for allies in its war on terrorism risks democracy and human rights across Central Asia.
Central Asia’s only legal Islamic party polishes its image by attacking clandestine group.
Almaty struggles to stem the flow of economic migrants into the country.
Law enforcement agencies accused of not investigating serious crimes committed against the minority.
Central Asian leaders are exploiting their part in the “war on terror” to legitimise damaging policies.
Hizb ut-Tahrir activists arrested distributing leaflets calling for a Caliphate and a Jihad against Israel.
Islamic radicals are expanding their propaganda campaign in southern Kazakstan.
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan treat each other like pariahs, despite having strong mutual interests
But pipeline plan carries dangers as well as benefits, analysts warn.