US Visit Designed to Cement Ties With Kyrgyz
Secretary of state’s travel itinerary was a political statement in itself – be nice to the Kyrgyz, and snub the Uzbeks.
Secretary of state’s travel itinerary was a political statement in itself – be nice to the Kyrgyz, and snub the Uzbeks.
Changes to laws on religion and the media will give government prosecutors new powers of censorship.
A euphoric reception for the US president in Tbilisi masks different interpretations of what his visit means.
Powerful warlord accepts his removal, but rioters target the offices of the UN and other international agencies.
Momir Nikolic gets 27 years despite plea agreement with prosecutors who recommended maximum of 20.
Residents in the southern city describe huge anxiety and intimidation amid a semblance of normal life.
Instead, observers from former Soviet states will applaud the ruling party's repeat victory.
August 2008 conflict resulted in formal Russian recognition of South Ossetian and Abkhazian independence.
Renewed campaign on potentially far-reaching legal changes that are now before parliament.
“We need 12 billion US dollars investment to create 300,000 more jobs.”