Uzbek Election Counts for Little
Six candidates, five political parties and only one possible winner.
Six candidates, five political parties and only one possible winner.
State of emergency to be imposed across Georgia as government uses force to disperse opposition demonstrations.
After two years of argument about the constitution, President Bakiev is pushing through a quick solution – although not everyone is happy with his vision of how Kyrgyzstan should be governed.
Thousands earn an income picking wild capers, but this new industry has spawned debate about sustainability, fair pay and government regulation.
Little consensus on whether group claiming to want to improve Islamic education poses a danger.
As Kyrgyz move out in search of a better life abroad, their neighbours from Tajikistan are buying up homes.
In what could be a test case, prosecutors have started looking into the widespread practice of using minors to work on cotton farms.
Official mistrust hampers Georgian and Abkhaz parents in their search for the remains of their missing sons.
Local officials are accused of taking kickbacks in return for turning a blind eye to wholesale smuggling.
Taking the bus is the cheapest option for people hoping to earn a living in Russia, but they have little protection from unscrupulous tour organisers.