John MacLeod

Andijan Remembered

After shooting down protesters in 2005, Uzbekistan’s government concluded that repression works, that historical truth can be suppressed, and that no one will really care in the long run.

Kiev's Maidan Encampment

Some live here round the clock; outsiders come to pay tribute to the dead and be part of this ongoing event.

In Central Kiev, Maidan Volunteers Watch and Wait

"We are waiting until it becomes clear which way things are going," says one.

Ukraine Corruption Probes a Warning to Future Leaders

YanukovychLeaks journalists put political leaders past, present and future, on notice that no one is immune from scrutiny.

Top War Crimes Suspect Mladic Faces Extradition

Interior minister urges supporters of indicted general to stay off the streets.

Tajikistan: Islamic Militancy No Phantom Menace

Death of veteran militant leader proves truth of warnings that fighters were infiltrating from Afghanistan.

Does Eastern Tajikistan Fighting Have Wider Implications?

Uzbekistan: Secret Trial for Vocal Regime Critic

Human rights activist on trial for a TV appearance which undermined the government’s version of events in Andijan.