Kyrgyz Terror Arrests Questioned
Not everyone believes the government’s claim to have foiled an Islamic terror attack on the United States military.
Not everyone believes the government’s claim to have foiled an Islamic terror attack on the United States military.
Moscow's talk of pre-emptive strikes dismissed as playing to Russian nationalist sentiment at home.
Independent printing press opens for business in the capital despite government reservations.
Proposed changes to criminal code won't tackle harsh practice of burying executed prisoners in anonymous graves.
Students press-ganged into gathering republic's vital cotton harvest have now been ordered to meet daily quotas.
New party says it advocates liberal democracy, but looks like previous government-sponsored groups.
Military officials sacked for trying to forcibly enlist youngsters.
Stand-off over trade restrictions seen as a symptom of deeper economic and political malaise.
Legacy of the civil war rears its head as former refugees come back and win back homes, evicting the people living there.
Seoul officials insist financial crisis gripping South Korean industrial giant Daewoo won't affect Uzbekistan's vital joint venture