Turkmenistan: Election Talk Postponed
The supreme legislative body votes not to discuss presidential elections until 2009, despite hints from the Turkmen leader that he might not stay on forever.
The supreme legislative body votes not to discuss presidential elections until 2009, despite hints from the Turkmen leader that he might not stay on forever.
Uzbekistan is increasing its fuel exports at a time when many of its people are freezing in their homes.
New threat to the roving traders who helped rescue the Uzbek economy following the collapse of Soviet rule.
Young Moldovan influencers are using satire and storytelling to fight fake news online.
UN struggles to break up lucrative Kosovo prostitution racket
The threat of a visa regime has forced Azerbaijan to make strenuous efforts to placate the Kremlin
Dodgy deals and smuggling rings continue to grab front-page headlines in Croatia. Now Marko Milosevic, son of the Yugoslav president, is in the frame.
In the third update on the campaign for the February 27 parliamentary election in Kyrgyzstan, IWPR looks at key events of the week (RCA No. 344, 28-Jan-05)
Four politicians accused of helping a wanted businessman get asylum abroad – but is that actually a crime?
Rights groups ridicule suggestions that Umida Ahmedova’s images slander Uzbek nation as a whole.