IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Farmers in Kyrgyzstan say their crops are often spoiled because they cannot afford their own tractors and have to queue up to borrow others’.
Efforts to brush up the Kyrgyz capital’s image are being resisted by traders whose kiosks are scheduled for removal.
Outcome of Lebanon’s parliamentary ballot will determine relations between neighbouring states, say analysts.
Lecturers in the Bishkek capital are taking special lessons to help them identify plagiarism in student dissertations and essays.
Asliddin Latifi reports on the problems consumers face when they do not get a receipt for goods that turn out to be faulty.
While studies suggest that over half of all children in Tajikistan suffer abuse or exploitation at home, other surveys show that about the same percentage of parents think physical punishment is perfectly acceptable.
A sharp decline in the value of the Tajik currency against the dollar, rouble and euro has slashed people’s purchasing power.