Turkey a Magnet for Migrant Workers
High unemployment in Turkmenistan is forcing thousands of people to work as illegal migrants in Turkey.
High unemployment in Turkmenistan is forcing thousands of people to work as illegal migrants in Turkey.
Yerevan seeks to build better relations with Brussels, while not offending Moscow.
Getting out of Turkmenistan is becoming more difficult as the security agencies widen their net and bar more people from leaving the country.
Fed up with corruption and poverty, they yearn for a new life in Western Europe.
Textile industry workers in Turkmenabat, the main town in the eastern Lebap region, have been receiving their wages in kind rather than cash for the last three months. At the end of each month they are issued with a selection of goods made by their factor
A government proposal to switch to the Latin alphabet has divided opinion in Kazakstan.
Rumours, health warnings and powerful business interests drive Azerbaijan’s nut farmers and traders to the brink of ruin.
New textbooks highlight division within Armenia’s Yezidi community.
Chinese business floods into Georgia, but little flows in the opposite direction.
In a country where jobs are scarce, the possibility of well-paid work is tempting many Turkmen abroad.