Turkmenistan: Living on the Margins
Repressive cultural and language policies drive Kurds to contemplate emigration.
Repressive cultural and language policies drive Kurds to contemplate emigration.
Some are turning in their blue burkas for blue jeans, while others are going for the latest hairstyles.
Four Afghan students win top prizes in international competition and change some minds in the process.
Yerevan defies Washington by strengthening strategic relationship with Tehran.
In an ethnically mixed part of Georgia, tensions are high as locals blame new settlers for crime wave.
Environmentalists claim flooding caused by Turkish dams is threatening Ajaria.
Legal experts in Iraq say the protection of minority rights and ensuring political freedoms should top the country’s constitutional agenda.
After losing badly in the Iraqi elections, the Turkoman Front signals a more nuanced approach to the Kurds’s federalism demands.
Stabbings are common as young men sort out their differences in a climate of lawlessness.
Government is forced to address the paradox of fuel shortages in an oil-rich country.