Kyrgyzstan Unwise to Squeeze Minority Languages
Drive to promote Kyrgyz language could leave minorities out in the cold.
Drive to promote Kyrgyz language could leave minorities out in the cold.
Russia and three Central Asian states are pledging stronger defence cooperation, but Uzbekistan is having none of it.
Former minister Zayd Saidov faces a range of charges a month after he launched a political party.
Immigrants imbued with traditional values of masculinity and power can run into problems fitting into a different kind of society.
Membership of former Soviet bloc is as much about political alliances as about economics.
As speculation continues on the motives for the Tsarnaev brother’s actions, a journalist from the Caucasus offers a different take on life in the United States.
Decision to reinstate students expelled for posting dance video suggests a new willingness to listen.
Rebels and government seem committed to talks, yet neither will call a truce to ease transition to peace.
Continuing persecution backed by raft of retrograde laws.
One of the world’s most repressive states promises all sorts of freedom.