Military Cooperation Pays Economic Dividends
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan agree on economic cooperation following joint military operations against Islamic rebels
Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan agree on economic cooperation following joint military operations against Islamic rebels
Protests grow as civilians fall victim to mines planted by the Uzbek military along the country's remote borders with Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan
Kazakstan is concerned it may soon fall victim to incursions by Islamic militants
There's growing concern over the fate of Afghan refugees marooned on the border with Tajikistan
A series of gruesome murders in the Tajik capital has sparked fears that a maniac is on the loose.
Military chiefs are up in arms over a proposed new law, which would allow youngsters to skip army service for a fee.
President Islam Karimov fears for Central Asia's stability as Washington and Moscow compete for a toehold in the region.
Dushanbe's decision to forcibly repatriate Afghan refugees alarms UN.
Kazak and Tajik authorities face first protests against Uzbek neighbour’s tough line on Islamists.
Government steps in at the last moment to halt international meeting on judicial killing.